Developer Conference 8-12 Nov 2010, Malmö, Sweden
Track overview
Tuesday: NoSQL Day
Session: Mission-Critical Agility
Wednesday, 09:00 - 09:50
Track: Keynote
Whether it is controlling interplanetary spacecraft, managing medical records, or "merely" staying employed, it seems like more of us are facing the pressure of developing mission-critical software. It's tempting to think that reliability is all that matters, but we're also forced to adapt to constantly advancing technologies, shifting priorities, and relentless competitive pressures. Is it wise to embrace innovation and take risks when so much is at stake? Can you afford to be agile when failure is not an option? Can you afford not to?
Jeff Norris
Dr. Norris leads the org. at the NASA Jet Propulsion Lab. that is resp. for the software and mission control personnel that command robotic spacecraft including the Mars rovers and more than a dozen other missions to destinations throughout the solar system. Past decade he has applied agile techniques to numerous software projects at NASA for robot control, human-computer interaction, and visualization, earning the NASA SW of the Year Award and the Lew Allen Award for Excellence in research
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