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Proactive Performance Management |
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Friday, 28 July 2006 |
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John Brady
makes the case here for designing performance management into software
from the start, using an argument that appeals to me as a former
firefighter with the CFA.
John writes, ‘Performance is not
something you can just bolt on to an existing system. Just like you
cannot bolt on fire safety to an inadequately designed building after
it has been built’. The key is to build in the information systems and
diagnostic tools that allow you to monitor performance before things go
wrong, and to track the cause once they do. Without these tools all you
are left with is trial and error.
In the field of fire safety this is known as passive firefighting,
that is, the building does it by itself, simply standing there as it
does what it was built to do.
For more on this, follow the link
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