Statement, rationale, implications
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In this lesson
write principles in a complete three-part form.
Planned topics
- Statement: one clear sentence.
- Rationale: why the business benefits.
- Implications: what we must do or give up as a result; this is the part that bites.
- Add owner and how exceptions are requested.
Draft outline details
Demonstration
Larkspur principle: Statement "Buy commodity capabilities; build only where we differentiate." Rationale: focus scarce engineering on customer experience. Implications: vendor assessment needed, integration effort accepted, exit plans required.
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Which part of a principle states the cost?
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The implications.
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