Process Principles: Difference between revisions

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Build upon existing standards. If a standard does not exist, create one.
Develop to the point of cash flow to swell energy of movement.
Build infrastructure not only for current needs but for future generations.
Publish early and often.
Before doing a task, document the knowhow so others can join you.
99/1 rule of Extreme Manufacturing - it takes 1% of total development time to build a prototype only if 99% of effort went into preparation.
80/20 rule - you can get to 80% with 20% effort
The last 1% rule: to get from 99% to a finished product takes as much energy as it took to get to 99%. Ie, to finish a product to a marketable standard is challenging.

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 *Build upon existing standards. If a standard does not exist, create one.
-*Develop to the point of cash flow enterprise to swell energy of movement.
+*Develop to the point of cash flow to swell energy of movement.
 *Build infrastructure not only for current needs but for future generations.
 *Publish early and often.
-*Before doing a task, document the knowhow so others can join you. Unless documentation already exists to our standards.
+*Before doing a task, document the knowhow so others can join you.
-*99/1 rule of Extreme Manufacturing - 99% documentation, 1% build.
+*99/1 rule of Extreme Manufacturing - it takes 1% of total development time to build a prototype only if 99% of effort went into preparation.
-*80/20 rule - you can get 80% with 20% effort
+*80/20 rule - you can get to 80% with 20% effort
 *The last 1% rule: to get from 99% to a finished product takes as much energy as it took to get to 99%. Ie, to finish a product to a marketable standard is challenging.