James and I talked to Em D'Arcy for the second episode in our second season: "Meeting Demand Through Governance". This was a refreshing talk for me - I have issues to work through with the word "governance", and Em is helping me walk the walk and do the work to get there. It's great material along the course of our second season theme of "Simplifying the Multi-Vendor Mess", as part of simplification can be distributing power to those who need it.
James and I talked to Em D’Arcy for the second episode in our second season: “Meeting Demand Through Governance”. This was a refreshing talk for me — I have issues to work through with the word “governance”, and Em is helping me walk the walk and do the work to get there. It’s great material along the course of our second season theme of “Simplifying the Multi-Vendor Mess”, as part of simplification can be distributing power to those who need it.
Note that since we recorded this episode, Em has updated their personal pronouns to “she/they”. During the recording James and I spoke in terms of a previous preferred name and “she/her” — this blog post will retcon our usage to “Em” and “they”.
Em just casually crushing it
Em
The whole point of the Power Platform is to give back time, money, and resources to the company.
Governance is about making a safe space for makers to create.
[Give] people their own dedicated space…and encouragement to go out and run things.
James
What we’re wresting with is: what is the best way to curate data and provide an on-rails experience?
Paul
It’s not the thing, it’s how people feel about the thing. That’s the actual battle.