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Alan Shalloway

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Shalloway

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Alan

Staff Title:

CEO, Senior Consultant, Trainer, Author

Company Role:

Executive

Senior Consultant

Location:

Seattle

Expertise:

Lean, Agile, Scrum Coach, Design Patterns, Object-Oriented

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Email Address:

alshall@netobjectives.com

Alan Shalloway is the founder and CEO of Net Objectives. With almost 40 years of experience, Alan is an industry thought leader, trainer and coach in the areas of Lean Software Development, The Lean-Agile Connection and using Design Patterns in agile environments. Alan has developed training and coaching methods for Lean-Agile that have helped his clients achieve long-term, sustainable productivity gains using the methods. He is a popular speaker at prestigious conferences worldwide as well as a trainer/coach. read more »

Encapsulate That!

Thu, 02/22/2007 - 18:53 — Scott Bain

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Presenter Name(s):

Scott Bain

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Encapsulate That! Streamzine

This presentation is about the 'Magic Consulting Card' in design, and how it can be used to find design patterns in problem domains.

Publish Date:

02/01/2008

Length:

35-40 minutes

Where & When

Bellevue , WA

Tue, Jan 27 - Thu, Jan 29 '09
9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Venue details

Pricing

$1600/person

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More information

For additional Course Information, Training options or Consulting and Assessment Service inquiries use our Inquiry Form, or contact:
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Scrum Master Certification by Net Objectives

Abstract

This 3-day course teaches how to be a successful Scrum Master. The course focuses on the role and responsibilities of the Agile project manager, the "Scrum Master". Learn how to ensure your team is fully functional and productive and act as the facilitative team lead working closely with the Product Owner. You will learn how to make your development team, your project, and your organization Agile. Our course is different from other CSM classes in that it teaches the principles on which Scrum is based as well as all of the necessary Scrum practices. read more » Read more about Scrum Master Certification by Net Objectives

Venue/Registration Info

Net Objectives Bellevue Offices

Belle-View Office Park
275 118th Avenue SE

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Room/Location

Suite 115

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Directions/Maps

Special Instructions

Enter the main double-doors of the building, off the parking lot. Take the hall to your right. Go to the door at the end of the hall. The training room is through the door, down the hall, last doorway on your left, opposite a small kitchen.

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Brad Barton

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Barton

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Brad

Staff Title:

Senior Consultant, Trainer, Coach

Company Role:

Senior Consultant

Location:

Timonium, MD

Expertise:

Agile, Scrum, Coaching

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Email Address:

Brad.Barton@netobjectives.com

Brad Barton is an agile coach and consultant. Drawing on over a decade of experience as a business analyst and product manager/owner/champion developing and deploying innovative solutions for major financial institutions and consumers among other industries, he is focused on helping teams and organizations successfully deliver customer-centric products through the application of effective product management and development practices.

Max Guernsey

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Guernsey

Staff First Name:

Max

Staff Title:

Associate Trainer, Consultant

Company Role:

Consultant

Associate Trainer

Location:

Seattle

Expertise:

Advanced Software Design, Testing, Database Agility

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Email Address:

max.guernsey@netobjectives.com

Max Guernsey has been in the industry officially for 10-years. He is a second generation programmer; much of his software development experience was passed down to him from his father prior to entering the workforce. Max teaches our TDD Database Course and developed DataConstructor, a tool that enables incremental database development.

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We provide highly trained professional consultants for “turn key” project development or onsite technical consulting, and have a proven track record of success utilizing agile development practices.

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Guy M. Beaver

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Beaver

Staff First Name:

Guy

Staff Title:

VP, Enterprise Engagements; Senior Consultant

Company Role:

Executive

Senior Consultant

Location:

Charlotte, NC

Expertise:

Lean, Agile, Scrum, Coaching, Enterprise Strategy Development

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Guy Beaver: VP, Enterprise Engagements; Senior Consultant

Email Address:

guy.beaver@netobjectives.com

Guy M. Beaver is a change leader and technology executive with a track record of success in Lean-Agile implementations in large, mid-sized and start-up organizations. He is a recognized expert in Lean, Agile and Scrum technical development with a proven ability to lead, manage and motivate organizations to realize significant productivity and quality improvements. As a Senior Consultant and Coach, he facilitates enterprise clients in successfully transitioning to Lean-Agile practices and methodologies with business-focused strategies and implementation expertise. read more »

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Thank you for your interest in the Net Objectives Enterprise Agility whitepaper. Please feel free to share this whitepaper with colleagues that may have an interest in the topic. If you work for an enterprise that has tried, is trying, or is considering trying any sort of agile approach to software development, please give us a call. We have helped many different types of enterprises overcome the limitations of agile and we can help you too!
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