Agile Project Management: Lessons Learned at Google
In this presentation filmed during QCon 2007, Jeff Sutherland, the creator of Scrum, talks about his visit at Google to do an analysis of Google's first implementation of Scrum.
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Steve Sfartz, architect evangelist at Microsoft France, has provided a pointer to all the presentations from the last SOA and Business Process conference that was held in Redmon the week of October 29.
Steve mentions that access is available until 11/21/2007.
You'll find presentations from David Chappell, Steve Swartz, Clemens Vasters, Aaron Skonnard, Frank Martinez, Nick Malik, Gabriel Morgan...
Steve lists his favorite ones (the 400 level are the most technical):
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Building Solutions with the Microsoft ESB Guidance |
IA 400 |
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Service Virtualization with .NET & BizTalk Server |
IA 401 |
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BizTalk Server 2006 R2 for SOA and BPM – Seeing the Forest for the Trees. |
FT 309 |
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BizTalk Adapters for WCF: Deep Dive |
FT 400 |
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Best Practices for Creating Composite Activities in WF |
FT 401 |
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Connections in the CloudBizTalk Services and WCF |
Justin Smith |
SA 302 |
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.Net Stock Trader App & Interoperability |
Greg Leake |
SA 206 |
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Architecture of the Microsoft ESB Guidance |
SA 400 |
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