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Category Archives: project management
Brewing the perfect brainstorm
Takeaway: Brainstorming is great, but creativity often lags. Here are some ideas to brew some better brainstorms. Continue reading
How many freight cars are in that train?
Ask my wife about my behavior on any road trip we’ve taken together. I’m always estimating things along the way. What time will we get there? How many miles is it from here? How many freight cars are in that train? I get a kick out of these sort of activities because, not only are they fun and help pass the time, but I feel I am thus better able to guess at related questions in the future. Continue reading
360 Flex
Rain is a big fan of the 360 Flex conferences. We send developers every time, and have noticed the conference quality increase with each year. We are pleased to announce that we are sending 5, count them 5 speakers. If … Continue reading
The Formic War Model for Interactive Application Development
Before we get too far into this blog post, you’ll need to present your Geek Card™ at the door for verification purposes: if you’ve never read the sci-fi classic Ender’s Game series, it’ll be hard to keep up. In any … Continue reading