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Alistair CockburnPronounced Co-burn, the Scottish way.
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Who is Alistair Cockburn?
Dr. Cockburn was named in 2007 as one of "The All-Time Top 150 i-Technology Heroes". He is an internationally renowned project witchdoctor and IT strategist, a several-time winner of the Jolt & Productivity book awards. He is best known for describing Software development as a cooperative game, for co-authoring the Agile Development Manifesto, for defining Use Cases and for developing the Initial Response Technique massage form. Reach him at:
1814 Fort Douglas Circle
Salt Lake City, UT 84121
801.582-3162
mailto: acockburn@aol.com
Quotes
From Alistair: "Computers must support the way in which people naturally and comfortably work. This is needed both for personal job satisfaction and for corporate survival. I care about whether the team is thriving, and whether the software is being delivered. Keeping the people trained and the process light are key to both."
Here is Todd Little's spoof on Munch that pokes a bit of fun at Extreme Programming:
Some messing around . . .
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