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| + | * Scale up: Going vertically through other layers, covering more disparate domains, going macro. | ||
| + | * Scale out: Taking over a broader area of similar or adjacent processes. | ||
| + | * Scale deep: From where we are and going deeper, gaining more granularity, mode detail into the weeds of the activity. | ||
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| − | Scale | + | =Scale free processes= |
| + | Are processes that look the same at different scales. | ||
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| + | =Scale dependency= | ||
| + | About processes that are particular to a certain scale. | ||
Revision as of 21:31, 27 February 2024
Moving through scale
- Scale up: Going vertically through other layers, covering more disparate domains, going macro.
- Scale out: Taking over a broader area of similar or adjacent processes.
- Scale deep: From where we are and going deeper, gaining more granularity, mode detail into the weeds of the activity.
Scale free processes
Are processes that look the same at different scales.
Scale dependency
About processes that are particular to a certain scale.