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From the BuildStuff Conference 2013, we bring you an interview with Tom Gilb. Tom is the author of nine published books, and hundreds of papers on Agile and related subjects. His latest book ‘Competitive Engineering’ (CE) is a detailed handbook on the standards for the 'Evo' (Evolutionary) Agile Method, and also for Agile Spec QC. The CE book also, uniquely in the Agile community, defines an Agile Planning Language, called 'Planguage' for Quality Value Delivery Management. His 1988 book, Principles of Software Engineering Management (now in 20th Printing) is the publicly acknowledged source of inspiration from leaders in the Agile community (Beck, Highsmith, and many more), regarding iterative and incremental development methods.
In this interview Tom speaks about how software development should be value driven, and how to go about achieving it.
Follow Tom on twitter: @imtomgilb
This interview was recorded on the 10th of December 2013 at the BuildStuff conference in Vilnius.
Interview by @freekl and @ArneTim
This podcast is in English - Deze podcast is in het Engels
From the BuildStuff Conference 2013, we bring you an interview with Tom Gilb. Tom is the author of nine published books, and hundreds of papers on Agile and related subjects. His latest book ‘Competitive Engineering’ (CE) is a detailed handbook on the standards for the 'Evo' (Evolutionary) Agile Method, and also for Agile Spec QC. The CE book also, uniquely in the Agile community, defines an Agile Planning Language, called 'Planguage' for Quality Value Delivery Management. His 1988 book, Principles of Software Engineering Management (now in 20th Printing) is the publicly acknowledged source of inspiration from leaders in the Agile community (Beck, Highsmith, and many more), regarding iterative and incremental development methods.
In this interview Tom speaks about how software development should be value driven, and how to go about achieving it.
Follow Tom on twitter: @imtomgilb
This interview was recorded on the 10th of December 2013 at the BuildStuff conference in Vilnius.
Interview by @freekl and @ArneTim
This podcast is in English - Deze podcast is in het Engels