Team Blog

For the first time Ignite is coming to DrupalCon! We have a short slot on the Day Stage, Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 and will feature nine Ignite Talks. Ignite talks are strictly limited to five minutes, and twenty slides, that advance automatically every 15 seconds.

In no particular order, the presenters will be:

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In recent months we have been collaborating with a brilliant research scientist at the MIT Center For Future Civic Media (a client of ours from a few years back), Leo Burd.

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I'm both fortunate and excited to be attending this year's DrupalCon in Chicago, as there is are a lot of new developments in the Drupal world that I want to become more familiar with, some of which I mention below.

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It is more than a month later, and I am still getting value out of my experience at She's Geeky in San Francisco. One of the most powerful sessions I attended was one by Lura Dolas, an acting coach, who also specializes in developing women's public speaking and presentation skills.

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As support for our panel session at DrupalCon Chicago on the topic of Lessons Learned from Agile Applied, and for all those who were not able to attend DrupalCon this time around, we have compiled our list of the top 5 resources to support Agile/Scrum development.

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I'm happy to announce that I'll be presenting the session, Developing Apps for iPhone/iPad/Android Using Drupal As A Base System at DrupalCon Chicago!

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I have always found CiviCRMs ACLs (Access Control Lists) system to be a bit of a mystery and a setting them up right to be a black art.

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I'm really pleased to share with you a really incredible project - "Women Empowered" - a Phil Borges project with CARE.org. Phil is an amazing photographer whose ability to capture images and tell stories has moved many and is the reason that organizations like Amnesty International and CARE.org seek him out to help them tell their stories.

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Last Thursday I attended a taping of the Al Jazeera English show, "Empire" at the Columbia University Journalism School. The discussion featured Amy Goodman, Carl Bernstein, Emily Bell, and rivals Clay Shirky and Evgeny Morozov. While the role of technology was the launching point of the discussion; it was not limited to a narrow review of the uses of Facebook and Twitter. Here are a couple of important takeaways from the event:

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A few weeks ago, Sadie Honey and Elizabeth Raley -- Certified SCRUM Masters, or Mistrixes? -- presented an NTEN webinar on the topic of SCRUM and Project Management for Accidental Product Owners or Project Managers.

The video of the webinar is available from NTEN via ReadyTalk, and the slide deck is available on SlideShare.

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