Sustainability means acting responsibly to meet our needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs. From a business perspective, this has many consequences making it important to act in a progressive manner. Sustainability is based on three pillars:
Acting in a way which promotes and implements human rights, a quality of life and the general welfare of society.
It is important that companies consider how their actions impact the world and it’s natural resources.
Production, distribution and consumption of services need to be considered to ensure future viability and governance.
When building software sustainably, Ardanis need to be aware of how our tools and processes impact and affect the three pillars. Our customers benefit from this approach because the sustainability aspects are ingrained in all our projects, rather than an additional service or product.
What are the end user’s needs?
Where is the business going?
Do we have clear, concise and easy to communicate requirements, allowing us to build structured delivery roadmaps?
How do end users behave and what do they need?
How can UI design solve their problems?
What technologies will help us to control complexity?
Which development patterns and testing processes will work best on this project?
Is the code clean and easy to understand?
Is documentation sufficiently in-depth?
Are we keeping it simple?
Do we have a pipeline that will deliver the software quickly?
Have we automated processes where we can?
Is the client involved in experimenting and learning with us?
What should we measure for meaningful insights?
Is there a process for measuring and understanding the impact of features or changes?
Is monitoring and analytics in place?
Do we have a clear understanding of the business and its needs?
How can we use organisational structure and cultural values to reduce the friction between teams and build a high-trust environment?
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