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Dan Mezick, up closer.
The following is some background information
on Dan Mezick:
Associations & Certifications
Member, Scrum Alliance. Certified Scrum Master
(CSP). See Dan
Mezick's Scrum Alliance profile here
Member, Agile Alliance. See Dan Mezick's Agile
Alliance profile (circa 2009) here.
Member, Agile Project Leader's Network.
Member, Project Management Institute. Active
in the MassBay chapter and Southern CT chapter. Serving (in 2009)
as a Programs committee member, authorized to identify and engage
speakers for SNEC-PMI's monthly meetings. (see www.snec-pmi.org)
Member, USA
Hockey. Certified Level 3 Hockey Coach. (See also: PCT
Framework, under Personal Interests section
below)
Agile Conference sessions
Agile2009 session: BART
Analysis Applied (Boundary, Authority Role and Task)
Agile2009 session: Group
Relations and Social Systems
Agile2008 session: The
Hidden Life of Groups
Agile2007 session: Agile
and Entreprenuerial Thinking Patterns. Here is a link to
the Agile
training grades from Agile2007. People seemed to like this
session.
Agile Community Volunteer Work
Organizer, Agile
Boston user group, since 2007
Organizer, Agile
CT user group, since 2007
[Manifesting
Agility] Stage producer, Agile Alliance Agile2009
Conference, 2009
Published Books, Articles and Papers
Article: May 11 2009, Agile Journal: Scrum
and SVO-p (Subject-verb-object, present tense)
Article: August 18 2003, COMPUTERWORLD: Outsourcing
2.0: Collaborative Development
Book: April 1999, Visual
Basic BOOTCAMP Certification Exam Guide, McGraw Hill
Blog Posts and Other Written Works
Post: April 22 2009: Entrainment,
a key to how Scrum works
Post: April 15 2009: Attraction
and Repulsion: Scrums Immune System
Post: April 27 2009: BART:
Boundary, Authority Role & Task as Related to Scrum
Post: August 11 2007: Inattentional
Blindness: an Obstacle to Agile
Web article: May 11 2009: MegaScrum:
A Scrum Structure for Massively Distributed, non-IT, All-Volunteer
Efforts
Web article: April 2001: Enter
Late and Dominate: Mezick's Theorem of Open Source
.....Web article Addendum: Mezick's
Theorem Addendum page
.....Web article Summary: Responses
Around the Web to the Theorem, plus Q&A
.....Interesting responses: Quick
Google list of "here and now" responses around the
web
Patents Awarded; Other Achievements
Patent: Property
setting manager for objects and controls of a graphical user
interface
Patent number: 5872974
Filing date: Apr 19, 1995
Issue date: Feb 16, 1999
Business Entreprenuership Award: Deliotte
and Touche FAST50 Award for 2002. Recognized again for
leading one of the top 50 fastest growing technology firms
in the state of Connecticut for calendar year 2002.
Business Entreprenuership Award: Deliotte
and Touche FAST50 Award for 2001. Recognized for the 1st
time for leading one of the top 50 fastest growing technology
firms in the state of Connecticut for calendar year 2001.
Personal
Interests and Projects
The Parent-Coach
Timeout Meeting: A Framework for Effective Communication in
Youth Sports. Essential Scrum and Group Relations concepts
applied to youth sports.
The PCT is a framework that allows Coaches
and Parents to communicate clearly, such that Parents, Coaches
and Kids can a) learn from experience during the season, b) make
adjustments, and c) have much more FUN in pursuit of shared objectives.
Openness, Focus, Commitment, Respect and Courage
are Scrum values.The PCT process is essentially Scrum, adapted
to youth sports....and is especially focused on youth hockey.
Follow me on twitter
(@DanMezick)
Send me an email at dan.mezick [at] newtechusa[dot][com].
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