There will be a fee for non-members of $60. Renewing members do not need to pay this additional
fee.
RSVP:
Please RSVP to the Programs Director at
(916)323-1461 or corinna.martinez@cdcr.ca.gov
to ensure enough handouts
and space by March 11, 2008
Synopsis:
The presenter will be covering the
topic of those competing forces that have impacted the large mainframe
type implementation and maintenance database projects, namely Waterfall,
CMMI and Agile. The conflicts, struggles and progress of each of these
three methodologies as well as how to they might be used in conjunction
will be covered at this meeting. Come ready to listen and ask questions
from someone with vast experience in the field.
About
the presenter:
Michael M. Gorman has almost 45 years experience in data processing,
most of which has been focused on database, DBMS, and database
projects. Mr. Gorman is a co-author of all the ISO/ANSI SQL
standards including 1986, 1989, 1992, 1999, 2003, and the new
standard, 2008. Mr. Gorman developed the Whitemarsh database product
line which consists of a DBMS and repository selection and
evaluation questionnaires, full life cycle database project
methodology, Information Systems Planning methodology, project
management software including metrics, the Metabase CASE/Repository
system, a large quantity of courses and workshops for managers,
database administrators, and database project personnel.
About:
About the presenter:
Michael M. Gorman has almost 45 years experience in data processing,
most of which has been focused on database, DBMS, and database projects.
Mr. Gorman is a co-author of all the ISO/ANSI SQL standards including
1986, 1989, 1992, 1999, 2003, and the new standard, 2008. Mr. Gorman
developed the Whitemarsh database product line which consists of a DBMS
and repository selection and evaluation questionnaires, full life cycle
database project methodology, Information Systems Planning methodology,
project management software including metrics, the Metabase
CASE/Repository system, a large quantity of courses and workshops for
managers, database administrators, and database project personnel.
