Business organizations need to adapt to changes in the environment.
Specifically, the usefulness of a domain that was useful in the past decreases and the usefulness of another domain increases.
In the past, companies responded to this change by personnel change.
As time has progressed, software has been used to increase productivity. As a result, the learning of those who moved to a new domain alone no longer increased productivity as much as in the original domain.
To address this problem, software development must occur in parallel with the learning of “those who cannot yet verbalize their requirements specifications” who have just moved into a new domain. There are tools such as agile as a methodology for development and kintone as a tool to support this approach. kintone allows non-engineers to create business applications while learning a new domain, without having to verbally communicate the domain knowledge they are learning to others.
How the story started - DX=Transition to double-loop learning using digital
relevance - System development by non-engineers
- Background of Creating Agility in Personnel Changes not working so well anymore.
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