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CM Crossroads Webcast Series Applying Open System Analysis to Right Size your Process, Tools and Overcome Resistance to Change
CM Crossroads Webcast Series Applying Open System Analysis to Right Size your Process, Tools and Overcome Resistance to Change
Applying Open System Analysis to Right Size your Process, Tools and Overcome Resistance to Change |
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Broadcast Date: December 11, 2007 Time: 10:00 AM Pacific -- 12:00 PM Central -- 1:00 PM Eastern
Paul Unterberg, Senior Product Manager - TechExcel Patrick Egan, Editor-in-Chief - CM Journal [ Register for this Webcast ] Many approaches to overcoming resistance to change encourage looking at the organization as an “open system” – with environmental influences from outside the organization as well as forces which influence change from within. Recognizing these core challenges can help arm you to employ best practices to overcome resistance to change and successfully implement better tools and process. Failure to understand one’s habitat can also result in significant errors that risk the safety of the entire organization let alone the software development team held responsible. In this webcast we will discuss how to assess and understand the software development team as an ecosystem that lives or dies based upon its ability to adapt to the surrounding environmental. Join us if you would like to successfully implement improved processes and tools to manage your software development efforts. Broadcast Date: December 11, 2007 Time: 10:00 AM Pacific -- 12:00 PM Central -- 1:00 PM Eastern
Paul Unterberg, Senior Product Manager - TechExcel Patrick Egan, Editor-in-Chief - CM Journal [ Register for this Webcast ]
Many approaches to overcoming resistance to change encourage looking at the organization as an “open system” – with environmental influences from outside the organization as well as forces which influence change from within. Recognizing these core challenges can help arm you to employ best practices to overcome resistance to change and successfully implement better tools and process. Failure to understand one’s habitat can also result in significant errors that risk the safety of the entire organization let alone the software development team held responsible. In this webcast we will discuss how to assess and understand the software development team as an ecosystem that lives or dies based upon its ability to adapt to the surrounding environmental. Join us if you would like to successfully implement improved processes and tools to manage your software development efforts. [ Register for this Webcast ]
Bob Aiello Bob Aiello is a columnist for the Configuration Management Journal and an Associate Director at a major financial services firm in New York, where he has company wide responsibility for Software Configuration and Release Management best practices. Bob is on the Steering Committee of the NYC Software Process Improvement Network (CitySPIN), where he is also the chair of the CM SIG. Mr. Aiello has a Masters in Industrial Psychology from NYU and a BS in Computer Science from Hofstra. Paul Unterberg Paul Unterberg is a senior product manager at TechExcel, responsible for bringing new and innovative features to their DevSuite product line. In his time at TechExcel, Paul has worked with some of the world’s largest enterprises in deploying processes for their development teams. Whether it is for a single large team or multiple distributed and outsourced teams, he has refined their development practices and shown them how to get the most out of their resources. Patrick Egan Patrick Egan is the founder of CM Crossroads and Editor-in-Chief for the Configuration Management Journal. With over 20 years experience in the software industry in both development and product management, he brings an understanding of the needs of both the industry as well as the users of configuration management tools. Prior to CM Crossroads, Mr. Egan held technical and executive management positions with fortune 500 organizations and software vendors such as Allstate Insurance, the LEGENT Corporation, SERENA Software, New Dimensions, PLATINUM Technology, Catalyst Systems and Computer Associates. Mr. Egan received his Bachelors of Science degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from Loyola University of Chicago. [ Register for this Webcast ]
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