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How does #ServiceNow add value to improve security incident and vulnerability response processes? See the Forrester Total Economic Impact™ study bit.ly/2DN0qGV #SecOps
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.@chrisbedi shares 5 skill sets IT leaders are looking for to support the transition to a #cloudfirst model in 2017. spr.ly/60148u5nG
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Thanks to @CareWorksTech being a Gold Sponsor at QA or the highway. Tickets on sale buff.ly/1ZkrLiy
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Getting ready to share ideas about test strategy at #codemash :-)
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Does your conference have a s'mores bar?! #devopsdaysohio
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Bummed I still don't feel better & can’t speak at @ohiolinux. Big thanks to @rubthelamp for stepping up & taking my place! #ohiolinux
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About to give a talk @ohiolinux about networking and career path management. Hope you feel better @cassandrafaris !
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OH by @RonJeffries "I may be the inventor of story points, if I am - I am sorry" #Agile2015
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We should be doing lots of simple, fast & frugal trials all the time - not just in special circumstances @RisingLinda #Agile2015
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If our % failures dropped, we'd be concerned that fear had crept in & people were not taking enough risk @menloprez @RisingLinda #Agile2015
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Hire consultants in the same way that you would full-time employees - because they are! @johannarothman #Agile2015
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@djaa_dja @johannarothman In this context, yes - we discussing hiring development team members, not coaches/observer-types – at Fort Washington, MD
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@djaa_dja @johannarothman We hire temp people based on their expertise & experience - not just as warm bodies. That makes them consultants.
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@djaa_dja @johannarothman I would agree w/what I think you are saying. Just hate the consultant v. contractor distinction.
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@djaa_dja @johannarothman Contractor has become a pejorative term - not fair to the people who fill those roles.















