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Steve Tendon
Managing Director at TameFlow Consulting Limited
Steve Tendon is the Chief Methodologist for Flow@Scale™, a framework designed to enhance organizational performance in software engineering. He is also the Managing Director of TameFlow Consulting Limited, a role he has held since 2014. Tendon specializes in helping leaders and managers focus on impactful strategies that improve people, performance, and profit in collaborative knowledge work, emphasizing sustainability and quality through various methodologies, including constraints management and emerging technologies.1
Tendon holds a Master's degree in Lean & Agile Software Project Management from the University of Aberdeen, completed between 2009 and 2011. He is also an experienced speaker, having presented at notable events such as Agile India 2022 and serving as a keynote speaker at Mondragon Unibertsitatea in 2023.1 His work primarily targets C-level executives, guiding them in transforming their organizations into high-performing entities.23
Highlights
Here's the business logic of "The MOVE" (Minimal Outcome-Value Effort).
Forget sprints, cadences, sprint goals, and time boxes.
Embrace business needs instead.
Read more in "The Book of TameFlow"
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As a bookworm I like checking out the latest books. I came across Michele Fadda's "An iOS Developer's Guide to SwiftUI: Design and build beautiful apps quickly and easily with minimum code."
As a former software engineer I still check out books on the topic, just to get a sense of how contemporary software looks like.
To my surprise in chapter 11 - "App Architecture and SwiftUI" - there are many dots being connected. From building architecture to software architecture. User Journey mapping and non-functional requirements. Culture. Conflicts. Bauhaus school of architecture. Software patterns. Christopher Alexander. Agency theory and (bad) architecture. And more.
In short it connects the dots of [software] architecture with elements of organizational design -- one of the pillars of #tameflow, especially with my the organizational design patterns perspective.
The rest of the book is packed with ideas and real code. I'm no longer into coding, but if I were, I'd keep this book full with bookmarks beside my keyboard.
