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dancingmango.com/blog
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Home Blog Travel Publications RSS Feed Twitter LinkedIn Twitter Facebook dancingmango Your tagline goes here Latest Entries August 26, 2011 In lean startup No comments yet Live chat MVP I heard a good story this week about in insurance company getting a minimum viable product for Live Chat on their website. It was when live chat was first starting and as a service was too expensive for them to pursue. They had a call centre so what they did was a cheap workaround. There was a call to
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wanderingbarque.com/nonintersecting
Pete Lacey?s Weblog : Life and Technology (non-intersecting
Pete Lacey?s Weblog Life and Technology (non-intersecting) Skip to content Lesson One: REST from the Beginning Lesson One is finally up (and, yes, this is about the pace you can expect). It?s a brief discussion on the Lean and pragmatic approach that Pasithea will be taking in developing Xprest and how the development team got REST into the system from the get go. Next up: A roadmap for Xprest and Lesson Two: Authentication (most likely). Tagged xprest REST 2009 01 30 Administrator
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jamesberghout.com/blog
jamesberghout.com | random thoughts, whims and musings
jamesberghout.com random thoughts, whims and musings Skip to content Homeabout meGalleryjames365KidsKittyNaturePhotowalking Utah365outtakesQuotesMusic2009 Music2008 Music2007 Music ? Older posts Sleeping Dragon, Bearded Drake Posted on April', 2011 by james We have a new member of the family, Drake the Bearded Dragon. He is quite a character, and eats like there is no tomorrow. He also has an unusual sleeping pattern. He like to stand up in the corner, lean against the glass and go to
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targetprocess.com/blog/author/olga
Olga Kouzina | Edge of Chaos | Agile Development Blog
Edge of Chaos | Agile Development Blog Scrum, Lean, Kanban, Extreme Programming, Complex Adaptive Systems Home About Resources Archive Author Archive Mastery vs. GTD May 23rd, 2011 Olga Kouzina 3 comments Mastery by George Leonard is one of my most-cherished-books-of-all-times. I?ve seen this book mentioned on a tennis web-site, and not even once, as I?ve been digging the web for some nuggets of information on what in the world do people do to make their game perfect and enjoy it
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halogensoftware.com/blog
Halogen Software Blog
Halogen employees share their insights and opinions on what?s happening at Halogen and in the talent management and HR industry as a whole