In 1999, five people could build a production data warehouse in twelve months. Today, the same company needs 120 people and 3 years to achieve the same outcome.
I started writing about how we got here. This post looks back at a time when small teams with broad skills delivered entire systems — no escalation paths, no governance layers, no sprint boards.
It worked. Then we spent twenty years making simple things complicated.
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Roland
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