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From: "Agile Journal Webcasts" <c...@listserve.sqe.com>
Date: 28 Nov 2011 15:20:09 -0500
Local: Mon, Nov 28 2011 3:20 pm
Subject: Upcoming Live Event: The Beautiful Music of an Agile Mindset
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Upcoming Live Event
Much can be learned from successful teams in other domains such as jazz, basketball, and even special forces military units. In all of these fields, multi-disciplined teams integrate innovative contributions from highly capable individuals into group and individual behaviors. They improvise and act with true agility when the path forward is unknown or unexpected challenges arise. In this web seminar, jazz musician and IBM software development manager Adrian Cho describes the ways in which software developers can learn from jazz musicians and great performers in other domains. If you missed Adrian's keynote at the Agile Development Practices Conference in Orlando, here's a chance to catch his command performance. [ Read More <http://app.en25.com/e/er.aspx?s=1156&lid=3816&elq=9420a5094c7c4533a2e...> ]
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Hurry! Register by November 30th and be entered Are you ready to get lean and mean? In good economic times, teams attempt bold experiments that promise to take them to new heights of productivity. In lean times like these, few have the appetite for such speculative ventures. Any new investment needs to address immediate pain and show immediate payback. But the pace of demands haven’t slowed, and the ever increasing need to do more continues. This need to keep costs fixed while adding capacity makes improving efficiency key. [ Read More <http://app.en25.com/e/er.aspx?s=1156&lid=3818&elq=9420a5094c7c4533a2e...> ]
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With twenty-three years in consulting, research and development, finance, and intellectual property, Adrian Cho helps teams deliver innovative solutions on time. As the development manager for IBM’s Collaborative Lifecycle Management project, he manages the global development of multiple products. As a jazz musician, bandleader, and conductor, he has been described by press as “a cool guide to hot jazz” and “a musical missionary.” His book, The Jazz Process: Collaboration, Innovation and Agility, has been endorsed by a diverse collection of thought leaders while reviewers have praised the book as “a deep exploration of collaborative know-how” and “a concept of leadership and teamwork that’s well suited for the Google-age workplace.” Mr. Cho serves as an invited expert on the Eclipse Foundation IP Advisory Committee, and was a recent keynote speaker at the Agile Development Practices Conference in Orlando, Florida. Software Quality Engineering * 340 Corporate Way Ste. 300 * Orange Park, Florida 32073 * Receiving this from a friend? Click here [http://app.en25.com/e/er.aspx?s=1156&lid=659&elq=9420a5094c7c4533a2e5...] to receive email updates from Software Quality Engineering.
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