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]]> By: ankitpatel http://business901.com/blog1/boyds-law-of-iteration-speed-beats-quality/#comment-2045 ankitpatel Sun, 21 Feb 2010 07:56:14 +0000 http://business901.com/blog1/boyds-law-of-iteration-speed-beat-quality/#comment-2045 Thanks for brining this to light. I've noticed that it is better to get quicker changes rather than focusing in on a perfect solution. Much like like the "50% solution 100% implemented is better than a 100% solution that is 0% implemented." The key is to make sure there are mechanisms put in place to make sure the changes can be easily changed.<br><br>Ankit<br><a href="http://TheLeanWayConsulting.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow">http://TheLeanWayConsulting.blogspot.com</a> Thanks for brining this to light. I've noticed that it is better to get quicker changes rather than focusing in on a perfect solution. Much like like the “50% solution 100% implemented is better than a 100% solution that is 0% implemented.” The key is to make sure there are mechanisms put in place to make sure the changes can be easily changed.

Ankit
http://TheLeanWayConsulting.blogspot.com

]]> By: ankitpatel http://business901.com/blog1/boyds-law-of-iteration-speed-beats-quality/#comment-1901 ankitpatel Sun, 21 Feb 2010 03:56:14 +0000 http://business901.com/blog1/boyds-law-of-iteration-speed-beat-quality/#comment-1901 Thanks for brining this to light. I've noticed that it is better to get quicker changes rather than focusing in on a perfect solution. Much like like the "50% solution 100% implemented is better than a 100% solution that is 0% implemented." The key is to make sure there are mechanisms put in place to make sure the changes can be easily changed.<br><br>Ankit<br><a href="http://TheLeanWayConsulting.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow">http://TheLeanWayConsulting.blogspot.com</a> Thanks for brining this to light. I've noticed that it is better to get quicker changes rather than focusing in on a perfect solution. Much like like the “50% solution 100% implemented is better than a 100% solution that is 0% implemented.” The key is to make sure there are mechanisms put in place to make sure the changes can be easily changed.

Ankit
http://TheLeanWayConsulting.blogspot.com

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