[triangle-zpug] TriZPUG homework

[Robert Geiger]

Getting Doug to speak is a function of his doing a training himself in 
the area.

I would be happy to come to a local TRIZPUG meeting, or you can wait to 
see if Doug becomes local.  I would recommend Doug for the Java group, 
as he know the Java realm better than I.

I can do a generic overview of the iconix process pretty well, as I've 
used it for years with my teams.

I'll let you know when Doug will be in town, regardless.

Best regards,

Robert

Mark R. Biggers wrote:
> Hi Robert,
> 
> Robert Geiger writes:
>  > No question, designing software is worth doing.
>  > 
>  > I'm teaching/training people in the ICONIX methodology and it's a 
>  > superior fast track UML based approach that uses 4 diagrams to go from 
>  > analysis to code!
> 
> Are you now an instructor for ICONIX?  That's great!
> 
>  > ................................
>  >
>  > ICONIX is the brainchild of my friend, Doug Rosenberg, who has been 
>  > teaching and writing books on the subject for over 15 years.  His latest 
>  > book just got the BEST BOOK REVIEW for a technology book that I have 
>  > EVER SEEN!  Check it out.
>  > 
>  > 	http://www.javalobby.org/articles/usecase-object/
> 
> In-depth review, I will have to get this book.
> 
>  > I'd be happy to do an ICONIX design session for the TriZPUG some time, 
>  > if there is any interest.
> 
> I vote for a TriZPUG design session!  Would you or Doug Rosenberg be willing
> to speak, for the new PTJUG.org user group?  I think the Triad folks need to
> hear about ICONIX and developer experiences with the methodology.
> 
>  > Robert Geiger
>  > http://robert.geigers.net
>  > 919.271.7132
> 
> I am still looking for the "right job", and doing some Plone site
> engineering for Jim Allman, on behalf of http://TotMarketing.com in
> Morrisville.  That work puts me here in RTP about 4 days a week, before I
> get weary and head for home. :)
> 
> I don't know if Richard Amermann ever got ahold of you.  Very nice guy, wish
> his "stealth Plone code" would "get out there and get sold".
> 
> Anyways, hope all's well, and keep in touch,
> ----mark
> 

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Robert Geiger
919.271.7132
http://robert.geigers.net

Have a great day!
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