Questions tagged [decision-making]

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How to determine which service keeps the relation to the other?

Suppose I have (micro)services: The following is simplified a lot, you may assume they're significant enough to be a micro. Reseller Service - Our code is turned into whitelabel software. This is the service that owns the Reseller related data,…
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How can I consult users of my FOSS library about a design change idea?

I have a FOSS library made public through GitHub. It's not a big library, it doesn't have a community around it or anything like that - but it does get a few dozen unique clones a week. Now, I'm considering a design change in this library. It's not…
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How to work with machine learning with data driven decision making?

Not sure whether this is a fitting place to ask such a question, but here goes... I learned about simple machine learning and supervised/unsupervised training back in Uni, where I specialized in machine learning, but haven't been able to…
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Mitigating frontend framework lock-in fears

My team is about to build a new user interface. The team has skills in a range of client-side and server-side technologies. Half the team argue for ASP.NET MVC, and half the team argue for a JavaScript SPA. Either technologies works with our…
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Handle project where the goals is to choose a new solution

After my scrum certification, I had a chance to be selected as the team lead of a small project in my company. The goals is to made a choice on the new SAP the company will use. We are a team of 6 persons with cross skills. But I don't know how to…
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How to design a flexible multi-criteria prioritization?

Let's assume that we have a set of valid results, ex. Fruits: "Apple, Banana, Kiwi, Pear, ...". (In reality, it’s not fruits but complex objects) Now we need to pick the best result according to some simple prioritization. For example, let's say…