Since clients are not necessarily willing

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To pay for a partial delivery or development can go on forever since there will always be something to improve in the system. Another common discussion is about the importance of software engineering over project management. After all, software engineering is what we use to ensure that we deliver a well-made product, according to specifications. But this argument assumes that software development is only the creation of a product, forgetting the service part. Let's imagine that we buy a computer, the best in the world, but we don't know when we will receive it, the seller can't tell us what it can do or how to use it, we also don't have support if it fails or we want to modify it. What is more important, the quality of the computer or that it arrives on time and we can use it?

Where am I going with all this? The reality is that in a world of ideas, none Belgium Mobile Database is better than another. Some may be more complete, more scalable, more understandable or easier to sell, but none is by definition the best. The only thing that differentiates one idea from another is our ability to implement it.

The best idea is the best implemented; the way of working, organization or structure whose execution makes us truly stand out as an organization. We cannot talk about the best quality model but about the one that seems most practical, most compatible with our organization, with our culture.