MinnPost’s recent story on computer education at Chatfield Elementary in Belle Plaine (“The rise of coding: How one rural district is changing with the times“) was encouraging yet frustrating. The story described how all Chatfield second-graders are learning computer coding, with plans to make coding part of the curriculum for all Belle Plaine (K-12) students next year.
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On March 15th, my latest book will be released by Agate Publishing. The book is pre-released and now available on Amazon.com. I have a limited amount of free copies. If you’d like one, just fire me an email at tsalonek @ intertech.com and I’ll get a copy dropped in the mail.
My thanks to Neal St. Anthony for interviewing me for the article Main Street’s mood is resilient despite rocky markets.
At the end of an engagement, we believe the customer should be stronger than when we started.
For example, on a recent engagement the improvements included a product platform used as a base for the organization’s different software products and a shift from managing projects using waterfall approach to Agile and Scrum
What’s interesting in the above example is neither was in the project’s original charter.
Fortune magazine named Intertech to the 2016 30 Best Workplaces in Tech in America.
This is a tremendous honor and I’m humbled. My thanks to our clients and employees for making us possible.