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Much of enterprise software is of woeful quality, many new projects often take a
waterfall approach, and teams attempting to deliver enterprise apps often do so
inconsistently. Come listen to one of the authors of the Agile Manifesto paint a
picture of 3 ways to look at software development to achieve success. See how
easy it is to build flexible and repeatable architectural approaches to
technologies such as Web Services, Hibernate, EJBs, etc. Do you have effective
ways to deliver your architectural designs to each member of the development
team? If the technical architecture needs to change, how easy can it be
accomplished? If the business needs change, how quickly can you get a new
version out the door? Come hear about a non-silver bullet, pragmatic approach,
and bring your skepticism and questions – Jon’s sessions are always lively and
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