WeAreDevelopers LIVE • Oct 20, 2023

Cracking Cholera’s Code: Victorian Insights for Today’s Technologist

Simon Copsey

In 1854, acting on flawed cholera theories resulted in disastrous interventions. Discover how validating assumptions prevents your engineering team from building expensive software that merely digitizes broken processes.

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