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| + | * Chief Technology Officer, [[solutionsIQ.com|SolutionsIQ, Inc.]] | ||
| − | + | ==Education== | |
| − | * | + | * Mathematics degree, [[sjsu.edu|San Jose State]] with a focus on Computer Science |
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| + | * 15 years of consultation experience | ||
| + | * Certified [[Scrum]] Trainer and has been coaching for [[Scrum]] to many people | ||
| + | * Certified Scrum Trainer, Agile coach and a leader in Agile consulting | ||
| + | * Has been involved in serving [[AgileAlliance.org|Agile Alliance]] and [[Apln.org|Agile Project Leadership Network]] | ||
| + | * [[ AgileJournal.com|Agile EVM]] (Earned Value Management) is a paper published by Brent and his colleagues | ||
| + | * The paper helps and benefits in comparing with other methodologies and was also presented to [[ Agile2006.com|Agile 2006 Conference]] | ||
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Revision as of 05:41, 24 January 2008
Contents
Brent Barton
Position
- Chief Technology Officer, SolutionsIQ, Inc.
Education
- Mathematics degree, San Jose State with a focus on Computer Science
Experience
- 15 years of consultation experience
- Certified Scrum Trainer and has been coaching for Scrum to many people
- Certified Scrum Trainer, Agile coach and a leader in Agile consulting
- Has been involved in serving Agile Alliance and Agile Project Leadership Network
- Agile EVM (Earned Value Management) is a paper published by Brent and his colleagues
- The paper helps and benefits in comparing with other methodologies and was also presented to Agile 2006 Conference
References
