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A set of short experiences argues that padded estimates in a travel project consistently eat the buffer and push work buffers 2–3× beyond planned time so switching to no estimates plus doing work in small steps and measuring actual cycle time would have reduced customer cost. Hands-on changes suggested are adopting Terraform and Chef earlier to treat infrastructure as code and converting Jenkins into a Jenkins pipeline 2.3 with dev→test→deploy stages to surface integration bugs sooner.
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