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The Anti-Complexity Patent
Small IT projects usually succeed. Large IT projects usually fail. Why? Large IT projects are complex. Small IT projects are simple. The simpler the project, the more likely it is to succeed. But what if you could find a way to remove the complexity of large IT projects without reducing their size? What if you could find a way to make large IT projects as simple to do as small ones?
The Anti-Complexity Patent was granted for exactly this purpose. There are many patents for systems that try to model complexity, understand complexity, or track complexity. This is the first patent ever granted for a system to remove complexity.
Small IT projects usually succeed. Large IT projects usually fail. Why? Large IT projects are complex. Small IT projects are simple. The simpler the project, the more likely it is to succeed. But what if you could find a way to remove the complexity of large IT projects without reducing their size? What if you could find a way to make large IT projects as simple to do as small ones?
The Anti-Complexity Patent was granted for exactly this purpose. There are many patents for systems that try to model complexity, understand complexity, or track complexity. This is the first patent ever granted for a system to remove complexity.
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Small IT projects usually succeed. Large IT projects usually fail. Why? Large IT projects are complex. Small IT projects are simple. The simpler the project, the more likely it is to succeed. But what if you could find a way to remove the complexity of large IT projects without reducing their size? What if you could find a way to make large IT projects as simple to do as small ones?
The Anti-Complexity Patent was granted for exactly this purpose. There are many patents for systems that try to model complexity, understand complexity, or track complexity. This is the first patent ever granted for a system to remove complexity.
Small IT projects usually succeed. Large IT projects usually fail. Why? Large IT projects are complex. Small IT projects are simple. The simpler the project, the more likely it is to succeed. But what if you could find a way to remove the complexity of large IT projects without reducing their size? What if you could find a way to make large IT projects as simple to do as small ones?
The Anti-Complexity Patent was granted for exactly this purpose. There are many patents for systems that try to model complexity, understand complexity, or track complexity. This is the first patent ever granted for a system to remove complexity.