Appendix A. Contributors
Adrian Wible
Adrian Wibleâs self-chosen title is âsoftware development catalyst.â He works for ThoughtWorks, Inc., mostly in project management roles, but strives to fend off suggestions of being âpost-technicalâ by getting his hands dirty in software development from time to time. He was indoctrinated in the Waterfall/SDLC mode of development as a developer at IBM, and moved into project, people, and process management roles throughout his 20+ year career there and at Dell Computer Corporation. Adrian joined ThoughtWorks and discovered the Agile Manifesto (and XP, and Scrum, andâ¦) in 2005, and realized that project work and management could be fun, exciting, and rewarding. He hasnât looked back since.
Adrian can be reached at awible@thoughtworks.com.
Alan Griffiths
Alan Griffiths has been developing software through many fashions in development processes, technologies, and programming languages. During that time, heâs delivered working software and development processes to a range of organizations, written for a number of magazines, spoken at several conferences, and made many friends. Firmly convinced that common sense is a rare and marketable commodity, heâs currently working as an independent consultant through his company, Octopull ...
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