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Software Process and Measurement Cast

The Software Process and Measurement Cast provides a forum to explore the varied world of software process improvement and measurement.  The SPaMCast covers topics that deal the challenges how work is done in information technology organizations as they grow and evolve.  The show combines commentaries, interviews and your feedback to serve up ideas, options, opinions, advice and even occasionally facts. 

 

Jan 29, 2012

Welcome to the Software Process and Measurement Cast 171! 

The SPaMCAST 171 includes a double feature!  Part One is Meta-Cast discussing where the Cast has been and where it is going.  The short answer is 2012 is going to really COOL! Part Two is an entry in the Metrics Minute. We tackle Customer Satisfaction.

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Jan 22, 2012

Welcome to the Software Process and Measurement Cast 170! Happy fifth anniversary from Amsterdam!

The SPaMCAST 170 features my interview Hillel Glazer.  We discussed his book High Performance Operations: Leverage Compliance to Lower Costs, Increase Profits, and Gain Competitive Advantage and many other topics like the...


Jan 15, 2012

Welcome to the Software Process and Measurement Cast 169!

The Software Process and Measurement Cast 169 features the second part of my essay, The Case Against Multi-tasking.  This installment is titled Serial Mono-tasking in Action.  This installment will focus on what can be done to multitask less and serial mono-task...


Jan 8, 2012

Welcome to the Software Process and Measurement Cast 168!

The Software Process and Measurement Cast 168 features my interview with Bill Smith and his Twitter alterego @CMMIROX.  We discussed CMMI training, marketing change and other topics that will give you a leg up on making 2012 a winner!

Bill Smith is President and...


Jan 1, 2012

Welcome to the Software Process and Measurement Cast 167!  Happy News Years!

The SPaMCAST 167 features an essay titled The Case Against Multitasking. The essay begins:

To multitask or not to multitask, that is the question.  Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of mono-tasking or to take arms...