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NottTuesday: Get Funded!
My summary of the recent NottTuesday event "Get Funded!" all about different ways of getting investment for your startup
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BCS South West Agile Testing Talk
A summary of a talk I attended organised by the South West Branch of the BCS about agile testing in large software projects
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Doug Richard’s School For Startups at the University of Leicester 10/05/10
My impressions of Doug Richard's recent School For Startups event at the University of Leicester
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To What Extent is it Sensible to See Civilisation IV as a Game of Strategy?
An assignment I wrote for my third year strategy module discussing what strategy is and whether Civ4 can be considered a strategy game.
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NottTuesday: What does the Cloud mean for your business?
Short overview of my first NottTuesday.
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Hello world!
Welcome to my new blog. It’s fairly basic right now, but as I explore the customisation options and start adding to it, I’ll make this little piece of the web my own and post articles related to what I’m working on (which is generally related to computer science or management).
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eXtreme Programming and the Capability Maturity Model