Enterprise Hits and Misses - the 'you can tell he's on vacation, can't you?' version.
Fail fast is fine, fail repeatedly...have some more money!
Failing fast is a mantra that we hear a lot in the US tech sector - it’s a virtue, not a criticism, praising a proclivity to experiment and innovation and take risks without letting the possibility of failure deter you. Outside of the US, faillure may have more consequences, although it seldom does in the UK government space where it’s almost a pre-requisite for winning more business.
Stuart picked up this idea in quite a public sector/services focused run of articles this week, beginining with Failure has never been a barrier to services firms winning UK public sector business. Can Capita prove that's still true as the age of AI government ambition rolls out? In this, CEO Alfonso Hernandez discusses a UK government project that’s gone badly wrong:
We get over 90% right. We got one [thing] terribly, terribly wrong for...
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