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- Architecture
- Topics
- Business,
- Events,
- Open Source,
- Grid Computing
Martin Fowler, Frank Buschmann, Steve Cook, Jimmy Nilsson, and Dave Thomas discuss the future of software development. Topics covered include outsourcing, is Google the next MS?, multi-core & parallism, grid computing, software stacks of the future, and more. A thoroughly thought-provoking panel! JAOO is producing the QCon event.
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By Martin Fowler, Jimmy Nilsson, Dave Thomas, Frank Buschmann, Steve Cook
on Mar 15, 2007,

- Agile
- Topics
- University Programs,
- Stories & Case Studies
During the 2004-2005 academic year, Pam Rostal and Dave West ran a unique work-study degree program at New Mexico Highlands University: 20 students using Agile practices to execute real world projects. This story shows what can happen when education goes beyond the ordinary: when people are encouraged to strive for mastery and taught the thinking tools to do so.
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By Pam Rostal & Dave West
on Oct 16, 2006,
News about Outsourcing
- Agile
- Topics
- Agile in the Enterprise,
- Careers
In a recent Datamation article, James Maguire noted the challenge of staying employed in an environment in which the rules are continually rewritten. He spoke with Gartner analyst Diane Morello for 5 predictions for those of us thinking about career directions over the next five years.
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By Deborah Hartmann
on Feb 17, 2007,
- Agile
- Topics
- University Programs,
- Stories & Case Studies
In 2004 a new work-study degree program launched at NMHU, using Agile practices to execute commercial projects. The premise: create a balance of people, software, systems, craft and agility to produce development teams 10 times as productive as their traditional counterparts. InfoQ brings you the story of a unique educational experiment: a challenge to think differently about training developers.
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By Deborah Hartmann
on Oct 16, 2006,
- Agile
- Topics
- Delivering Value,
- Stories & Case Studies
Proponents of Agile methods suggest they can spare organizations some outsourcing nightmares, by helping in-house teams produce ROI comparable to outsourced solutions. Stories from Sprint and Sears provide incentive to at least give them a hearing.
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By Deborah Hartmann
on Jul 05, 2006,