Does WebRTC need a change in governance?
Is it time to change the governance of WebRTC in order to keep it growing and flourishing?
Read MoreFor too many years now we've been enamored with Agile. Supposedly the successor of the fountain development model, agile is all about short iterations and faster feedback.
In larger places, agile is usually just the next undertaking of the program manager - or whatever equivalent you have in the company that deals with processes. I remember hearing the term "we must be agile". With the end result being... 18 to 24 months product release cycles.
That's nice, but it isn't really agile - at least not more than the Geek & Poke caricature above.
I had an interesting discussion with a consultant during the London WebRTC conference two months ago. He complained that browsers are moving too fast, making it hard for enterprises to follow suit and adopt WebRTC.
Here's a quick reminder - WebRTC doesn't care about enterprises. It cares about innovation and forward moving. If something breaks, then you're just out of luck.
WebRTC today forces enterprises to think and act Agile
Why is this the case?
Is it time to change the governance of WebRTC in order to keep it growing and flourishing?
Read MoreRTC@Scale is Facebook’s virtual WebRTC event, covering current and future topics. Here’s the summary for RTC@Scale 2024 so you can pick and choose the relevant ones for you.
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