Standards success factors
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Standards Success Factors outlines key factors for the successful adoption of standards including: motivation (solving practical problems vs getting along), scope (focused vs broad), complexity (simple vs over-engineered), adoptability (working with existing systems vs requiring replacement), economics (benefiting all vs creating inequities), and avoiding reinventing the wheel. Generally, if a standard has two negative factors, it is less likely to succeed.
Standards success factors
- 1. Slide 1 Standards Success Factors Bill Rosenblatt GiantSteps Media Technology Strategies +1 212 956 1045 billr@giantstepsmts.com bill @ i t t t www.giantstepsmts.com © 2008 GiantSteps Media Technology Strategies 1
- 2. Slide 2 Standards Success Factors Yes Y No N Motivation Solves known Would be nice cuz practical problem we can all get along Scope Focused & clear World hunger Complexity Relatively simple Over engineered Over-engineered or “camel” Adoptability Works with existing Requires replacing systems/processes systems/processes Economics Win-win-win Creates market inequities Wheel Non- Creates something Reinvents the wheel Reinvention new or adapts existing solution General rule: Two strikes, you’re out © 2008 GiantSteps Media Technology Strategies 2