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Bio:
Tom started his career at IBM in 1958. In 1960 he founded his own company and has been a business consultant ever since. He pioneered the evolution of iterative development, and his classic book Principles of Software Engineering Management (1988) now in 20th printing, is explicitly credited by Kent Beck and other agile method leaders as the source of short development cycles and many other ideas in development of the agile methods. Currently he works as a consultant and trainer for companies in a wide range of industries, from product development to financial services, located all over the world. When in London, he can often be found at the Extreme Tuesday Club (XTC) the main meeting point of the London agile community (http://www.xpdeveloper.net). You can find more information about Tom (along with free articles and books) at http://www.gilb.com
Email:tom@gilb.com
Real Architecture-Engineering or Pompous Bullshit
The Impact Estimation Tool for Management of Design and Projects - A Real Software Engineering Approach
The Evo Agile Method - A Front End to Scrum and other Agile methods, for Focussing on Stakeholder Value
The 111111 Unity Method for Decomposition of Projects in to an Agile Value Stream
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