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From: Dawn Russell <artisanwebandpr...@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 6 Nov 2012 07:07:23 -0800 (PST)
Local: Tues, Nov 6 2012 10:07 am
Subject: NEAUG meeting on Agile Web Development today at 1pm in Brattleboro, VT

Jason Mark of Gravity Switch (a web development firm in Northampton, MA)
presents:

*Why Agile Web Development Means Less Risk & Happier Clients.*

Join NEAUG (New England Adobe Users Group) <http://www.neaug.org> on *November
6th, 2012 from 1pm – 4pm at the Marlboro Graduate Center in Brattleboro
Vermont* to witness a real-world demo of Agile in action – a faster,
cleaner way to build websites!  This continues our series on deploying new
websites from scratch.  In this session a website will be built in a period
of three hours on one of the popular Content Management Systems!

A few years ago, Gravity Switch did an audit of our workflow and we
realized the most challenging parts of their web design process was the
waiting and delays.

    * Waiting for feedback.
    * Waiting for answers.
    * Restarting that thing you were working on last week.
    * Forgetting what was talked about last month.
    * Staff changes at a client's location
    * Strategic changes for a client over the development process

So, they made a concerted effort to eliminate risks and improve
communication by removing any unnecessary "empty time" in the project.  
What they ended up with is an amazing process that transforms the usual 3-6
month website build process into a two week focused, concerted effort.  
This change resulted in a more fun, successful and less risky process for
everyone involved!

Feel free to tweet @JasonNMark (http://www.twitter.com/jasonnmark<http://www.twitter/com/jasonnmark>)
if you have any questions or specific points you'd like him


 
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