Executive Update

Getting Errors Right

Posted October 28, 2008 | Technology |

Until humans, applications, and networks become infallible, computer systems are going to generate errors. Identifying and correcting these errors is a task as critical to perform as it is unglamorous. As a veteran programmer said to me early in my career, "The older you get, the less time you'll spend thinking about new functionality and the more time thinking about handling errors in what you've already got."

About The Author
John Tibbetts
John Tibbetts' consulting career spans 35 years. He is a former Senior Consultant with Cutter's Business & Enterprise Architecture practice. For the past 21 years, through his consulting company Kinexis, he has focused on helping enterprises and their software vendors articulate and implement coherent, principled software architectures. He works with technical architecture teams as they come to strategic decisions and, at the other end of… Read More
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