SPaMCAST 392 – Mix Tape 2009, Lister, Chemuturi, Brennan - a podcast by Thomas M. Cagley Jr

I am still traveling for the next two weeks. The trip is a
mixture of vacation and a board meeting but that does not mean you
will have to forego your weekly SPaMCAST.  In place of our
normal format, I am posting a mix tape of the answers to the “If
you could change two things” question I have been asking
interviewees for nearly ten years.  This week on SPaMCAST 392
we feature our top downloaded podcasts from the year 2009:

SPaMCAST 51 - Tim Lister on Adrenaline Junkies and
Template Zombies

http://bit.ly/1WERtk5

Tim discussed ending the estimating charade.  Tim stated it
would be better if we recognized estimating as goal setting.
Secondly, he noted that a lot of outsourcing has overshot its mark
and reduced our organizational capabilities.

SPaMCAST 67 - Murali Chemuturi on Software Estimation
Best Practices, Tools & Techniques

http://bit.ly/1MHDzeJ

Murali used his wishes to state that estimators need a better
grasp and understanding the concepts of productivity and
scheduling.

SPaMCAST 69 - Kevin Brennan on Business
Analysis

http://bit.ly/1WERB2V

Kevin answered a different question and discussed the message he
would share with a C-Level executive to describe why business
analysis is important to them.

If you enjoyed the snippets please use the links to listen to
the whole interviews.  Next week 2010! 

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