PNSQC

Don't perform a detailed autopsy on a horse in order to determine what kind of car to buy. #pnsqc on the need for analysis (or lack thereof)

— Michael (Doc) Norton (@DocOnDev)2012-10-08 13:58:04

Jeff Robinson refs "predictably irrational." adding a useless 3rd option impacts how people see 2 useful options http://t.co/dgVriLJC #PNSQC

— moss drake (@mxmoss)2012-10-08 13:57:34

RT @chris_mcmahon: zero Open Source talks at #PNSQC. 8 from Microsoft, 5 from Intel, 4 from McAfee. 2005 PNSQC I presented in a dedicate ...

— Michael Larsen (@mkltesthead)2012-10-08 13:54:32

Jeff Robinson refs "predictably irrational." adding a useless 3rd option impacts how people see 2 useful options http://t.co/eRkc9seG #PNSQC

— moss drake (@mxmoss)2012-10-08 13:53:48

Introducing/removing an option no one wants can drive behavior in unanticipated ways #emergentphenomenon #pnsqc

— umckinney (@umckinney)2012-10-08 13:53:14

RT @umckinney: We tend to be overly risk averse and conflate risk with uncertainty - Jeffrey Robinson #pnsqc

— Ian E. Savage (@iesavage)2012-10-08 13:46:39

Don't let the cost of analysis exceed the cost of being wrong - Jeffrey Robinson #pnsqc

— umckinney (@umckinney)2012-10-08 13:45:10

RT @mxmoss: Learned a new word today: genba (or gemba). "the scene of the crime", or the place of production. http://t.co/mE4XHbDl #PNSQC

— Quality Digest (@QualityDigest)2012-10-08 13:43:55

The purpose of analysis is to identify lower cost solutions or increase one's understanding of a novel problemspace #pnsqc

— umckinney (@umckinney)2012-10-08 13:43:44

Purpose of analysis is to reduce risk or reduce uncertainty, so that you can make a decision and take action. #pnsqc

— Michael (Doc) Norton (@DocOnDev)2012-10-08 13:42:33