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Go Agile. Try it in small incremental steps.

I would at least give it a chance for initial prototype by making a quick smoke suite out of it and see from there how it goes and will take further incremental steps as per the outcome.

Mine Rule of thumb is:

1). Always maintain quick feedback loop in experiments.

2).And do a lot of them..:) that's how we learn..

Go Agile. Try it in small incremental steps.

I would at least give it a chance for initial prototype by making a quick smoke suite out of it and see from there how it goes and will take further incremental steps as per the outcome.

Go Agile and try it in small incremental steps.

I would strongly consider it atleast once for initial prototype solution, by making a quick smoke suite out of it and see from there how it goes and will take further incremental steps as per the outcome.

Mine Rule of thumb is:

1). Always maintain quick feedback loop in experiments.

2).And do a lot of them..:) that's how we learn..

Go Agile. Try it in small incremental steps.

I would at least give it a chance for initial prototype by making a quick smoke suite out of it and see from there how it goes and will take further incremental steps as per the outcome.

Mine Rule of thumb is:

1). Always maintain quick feedback loop in experiments.

2).And do a lot of them..:) that's how we learn..

Go Agile and try it in small incremental steps.

I would strongly consider it for initial prototype solution, by making a quick smoke suite out of it and see from there how it goes and will take further incremental steps as per the outcome.

Mine Rule of thumb is:

1). Always maintain quick feedback loop in experiments.

2).And do a lot of them..:) that's how we learn..

Go Agile and try it in small incremental steps.

I would strongly consider it atleast once for initial prototype solution, by making a quick smoke suite out of it and see from there how it goes and will take further incremental steps as per the outcome.

Mine Rule of thumb is:

1). Always maintain quick feedback loop in experiments.

2).And do a lot of them..:) that's how we learn..