One of the people that popularized the concept is Dan Olsen.
Olsen provides many examples of points in problem space: Taking notes in zero gravity, securely and quickly unlocking your phone, or filing your taxes to cite a few. We could add anything else that can be formulated as a need: Preventing a meltdown in a nuclear powerplant, finding the closest fast-food restaurant, or predicting next year’s fashion trend.
Any point in solution space corresponds to something you can build. A concrete product implementation. As engineering teams, we spend a lot of time finding points in solution space meaning designing, architecting, and engineering software products.
One of the people that popularized the concept is Dan Olsen.
Olsen provides many examples of points in problem space: Taking notes in zero gravity, securely and quickly unlocking your phone, or filing your taxes to cite a few. We could add anything else that can be formulated as a need: Preventing a meltdown in a nuclear powerplant, finding the closest fast-food restaurant, or predicting next year’s fashion trend.
Any point in solution space corresponds to something you can build. A concrete product implementation. As engineering teams, we spend a lot of time finding points in solution space meaning designing, architecting, and engineering software products.
One of the people that popularized the concept is Dan Olsen.
Olsen provides many examples of points in problem space: Taking notes in zero gravity, securely and quickly unlocking your phone, or filing your taxes to cite a few. We could add anything else that can be formulated as a need: Preventing a meltdown in a nuclear powerplant, finding the closest fast-food restaurant, or predicting next year’s fashion trend.
Any point in solution space corresponds to something you can build. A concrete product implementation. As engineering teams, we spend a lot of time finding points in solution space meaning designing, architecting, and engineering software products.