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News and me/this site
Speaking on Earned Value at NZ Computer Society Conference
I’ll be speaking at the New Zealand Computer Society’s 50th Anniversary Conference, on the topic of Earned Value Management.
I’m looking forward to being part of an interesting conference, and hopefully helping to lift the profile of EVM in New Zealand.
( The abstract’s reference… Read more
Added transcript to People Skills video
This week’s “People Skills for Nerds” post now includes a written transcript of the talk. (For those who, like me, prefer to read than to watch videos ;-)
Converting to Wordpress
Regular visitors may notice the site looks a bit different. I am transitioning to Wordpress. Initially, all the old pages will be available both as Wordpress posts and at their old URLs. I will eventually redirect requests for the old ones to the new URLs instead.
By the way, this… Read more
Sorry about old comments
Most old comments, from before the conversion to WordPress, have unfortunately been lost. (Very sorry!!) I lost them when Haloscan (who I was using for comments) shut down their service. As it happens, there weren’t a large number of comments on any of the pages that used Halscan commenting, possibly… Read more
Agile Roots Presentations Online
Presentations from the Agile Roots conference are now online.
My full presentation is here, although sometime I hope to isolate the middle section (on workplace interpersonal skill) so it can be viewed as a stand-alone 15-min presentation. [Done] As it stands, the presentation is 30 minutes on
Speaking at Agile Roots
The Agile Roots conference is on, next month in Salt Lake City. If you haven’t checked out the conference web site, hurry over there now!
If you like this blog (and presumably you do, since you’re reading it ;-) I think you’ll love the conference. It’s a new… Read more
Rich Clients
[Note: this post is now over 6 years out of date. While it’s key premise is still relevant (and correct IMHO) some of the links and technical details are now out of date.]
Why does everyone want web applications? What happened to old fashioned applications, so-called “rich clients”? (Applications that… Read more