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Product Development in the Land of the Free
Summary
Simon Baker and Gus Power point out that many projects fail due to organizational complexity, proposing ways to improve product development and business agility in order to make the customer happy.
Bio
Simon Baker has been delivering software in the Internet, media, retail, financial services and banking sectors since 1992, and now is an Agile consultant with EnergizedWork. Gus Power, a consultant with EnergizedWork, is always looking for ways to figure out what the right stuff is and how do get it done, being passionate about creating a working environment in which people can be successful.
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Community comments
Specialization and software development
by Jeff Hain,
Please correct my surname
by Simon Baker,
Re: Please correct my surname
by razvan baciu,
Specialization and software development
by Jeff Hain,
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Here's a paper I found interesting, that also talks about the irrelevance of tayloristic organization for software development:
www.lextrait.com/mindfacturing/mentofacturing.pdf
Please correct my surname
by Simon Baker,
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I'd greatly appreciate it if you could correct the error in my name.
It's Simon Baker, not Barker.
Re: Please correct my surname
by razvan baciu,
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Hi Simon,
We are sorry for the misspelling; We have now fixed it. Razvan (Editorial Process Manager-InfoQ)