Management has had it with IT projects that are late, over budget, and don't deliver requirements. There is a growing demand for discipline in IT. Standards of Practice are coming. One consequence is that we are becoming a profession. Another is that everything we do will be controlled. The Agile approach imposes internal controls, arising from the social organization of work. This presentation puts Agile in the larger context of a changing IT.
Bob Fabian has a monthly Professional Perspectives column in ComputerWorld Canada and is a frequent public speaker. He brings more than thirty-five years of diverse experience as a consultant, manager, and academic.
An interactive discussion will follow based on the issues raised in this presentation.
Meeting Details: Tuesday, September 30, 2003
Location: Beeton Room East (not West), Toronto Reference Library, Yonge Street at Asquith Ave. (one block north of Bloor), Toronto
5:45 pm: Registration for prompt 6:00 pm start
7:30 pm. Expected Finish
No need to pre-register - just show up!
No charge for IRMAC members. Non-members: $15.
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