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In our quest to make our new office build-out as Green as possible, our team took a field trip to the New Belgium Brewing Company offices here in Ft. Collins (luckily for us it’s just down the road from our new office!). For those of you not familiar with New Belgium, they are a nationally recognized leader in sustainable industry.  In fact, NBC Nightly News did a story on New Belgium’s sustainable approach to business not too long ago.  Read the rest of this post

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Website: http://edgehopper.com
About: Zen guy, creative mind, Apple fan boy, tech geek and most importantly, husband & father. "Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible." (The Dalai Lama said that...not me).   For more about Chris, check out the About PageSee Authors Posts (234). Follow Chris on Twitter 1 comment

It looks like agile practices in the GIS world are about to go mainstream.  ESRI, the industry leader is GIS software, has recently hired Dirk Gorter, formerly of Symantec Corporation, as a member of their senior corporate management team in the newly created position of director of product management. His charter is to implement new processes that will help ESRI create innovative GIS software products that integrate into the wider business IT solution.

In the ESRI press release, Gorter commented that “GIS technology is increasingly being integrated into mainstream business operations within an enterprise-wide IT strategy. This new wave of users have requirements that can only be met by innovative software designs.  Read the rest of this post

Post written by Chris SpagnuolocloseAbout the Author Name: Chris Spagnuolo
Website: http://edgehopper.com
About: Zen guy, creative mind, Apple fan boy, tech geek and most importantly, husband & father. "Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible." (The Dalai Lama said that...not me).   For more about Chris, check out the About PageSee Authors Posts (234). Follow Chris on Twitter Add comment

Rachel Weston and I have have started a new hive on Agile Commons called Agile Contracting.  It’s a dedicated space for the agile community to discuss and share ideas about agile contracting in a non-agile world.

We’ll also be organizing an Agile Contracting discussion at the Agile Development Practices Conference in Orlando, FL, December 3-6.  If you’re interested, please contact Rachel or myself as we are trying to organize this discussion as one of the Open Space sessions on Thursday, December 6.

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Post written by Chris SpagnuolocloseAbout the Author Name: Chris Spagnuolo
Website: http://edgehopper.com
About: Zen guy, creative mind, Apple fan boy, tech geek and most importantly, husband & father. "Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible." (The Dalai Lama said that...not me).   For more about Chris, check out the About PageSee Authors Posts (234). Follow Chris on Twitter Add comment

I’m probably not the first one to post this, but Scott Adams did a Dilbert strip today about agile that’s pretty humorous.  Check it out:

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