The role of leadership in software development

[JairSimao]

I love Google, Sony, Microsoft, Facebook, Aazda, GM. Ford, Samsung and Apple!!! In other words I love my family... -Some gys on my family dont like each other...!

[virtualreal]

@CheapSoftwareOem

Your mom is cheap

[SRIDEMI2000]

Great " Purposeful hands-on principles".  Thanks for Sharing.

[Johnsonharris]

Excellent guide with all examples. It will be very useful. Thank you

[georgeveronis]

Amazing talk. And its true. The examples ground the whole talk and make it so easy to relate to.

[SoftwareInnovation]

very good talk. Lots of examples, I love learning from examples.

I would like someone to video a few actual projects in progress and then put the best bits on youtube. A bit like Ripple Down Rules, where good ideas get linked to examples. Not just one or two, but a few hundred.

[halflifeproductionz]

this is an excellent guide! good stuff

[clsk]

great talk on overall leadership. Her experience shows in the way she explains everything.

[RemoteTechnology2012]

Searching for a developer!

[darrensmith0125]

Awesome. Thanks

[yeppcoder]

It is so deep!

[nikopian1]

Awesome presentation. I love it when guides provides us with a historic context for it is so important in understanding what has already been tried, what failed, what succeeded, etc.

I would replace the marketing leader with one that is as much a marketing expert as a philanthropic philosopher to ensure that the developed product-services are as much "needed-required" as they are wanted-indemand.

Thx again for sharing this with us Mme.

[vikrantkpr]

More than brilliant, it sounds realy easy to understand, i also like hostory and sounds like i am going to hear it to the end(it is buffering and hence i have paused it)

[magica2z]

very good video ,,,, thankz to all

[ogourment]

5 stars! She's a great story teller! Definitely worth watching the whole show! She explains in detail the 5 leadership roles for a successful product development project.

The only part I am a bit skeptical about is the reluctance to hire consultants. While the organization does have to learn by itself, I don't see anything wrong with getting some help at the beginning, especially considering what a difficult journey such a transition is.

[meitarm]

This. Is. AMAZING. What a remarkably clear, and exceptionally well-presented discussion. I am very glad I took the time to watch this video. I feel like it took me from 0 to 60 in understanding the importance of business process management—and how not to shoot myself in the foot with it!