Software Process and MeasurementShow 13!

Six Month Anniversary

Show Thirteen features

an interview with Gary Gack on Lean Six Sigma.  

The interview is phenomenal!  Gary is the founder of Process-Fusion.net and holds an MBA

from the Wharton School. 

He is a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt. In addition an ASQ Certified Software

Quality Engineer (CSQE), a Visiting Scientist with the Software Engineering

Institute where he co-authored the "Measuring for Performance Driven

Improvement 1" course for which he is an authorized instructor, and he

holds the ITIL Foundation Certification. He has more than 40 years of diverse

experience in the software and IT industry, including more than 20 years

focused on process improvement.  Gary can be reach by

email at

or by phone at (904) 579-1894.

 

The essay for

this cast is titled, “Achieving Balance in Outsourcing Governance.""  The text of this commentary can be found at my

personal blog, .

Remember that

comments and feedback are welcome! 

There are a

number of ways to share your thoughts . . . 

Email

SPaMCAST at         [email protected]

Voice

messages can be left at 1-206-888-6111

Twitter

– www.twitter.com/tcagley

It is my intent

to share all emails and voice messages! 

Future

Events:

On August 23 I will

present a DCG / CAI Webinar: titled Measure

Twice, Implement Once at 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM EDT .  See

for details.

 

In

September, I will  be presenting ‘Life

on the Edge: Counting Weird Things on the Web’ on Thursday September 13th

at 11:20 at the International Software Measurement and Analysis Conference in Las Vegas.  The conference and workshops run from Sunday

September 9 througth the 14th.  Details

are available at http://www.ifpug.org/educational/workshopagenda2007.htm

Next

Software Process and Measurement Cast:

The next Software

Process and Measurement Cast features an interview with M.A. Parthasarathy, Mr.

Parthasarathy is the author of Practical Software Estimation which was recently

published by Addison Wesley.  It is

interviews like this that remind of why I started SPaMCAST. I enjoyed the

discussion and you will get a ton out of it.