MQ - The Quality Milestone
- Posted: Jan 25, 2006 at 10:46 AM
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Recently we sat down with Mike Sampson (Niner Sampy), Carol Grojean, Doug Amaral and other key members of the MQ core team to discuss MQ, the Developer Division's new quality milestone.
MQ is a great idea for many reasons, not the least of which is helping very large development divisions with many moving parts to become more efficient, more productive, and more able to build high quality software in a timely fashion.
MQ is a great idea for many reasons, not the least of which is helping very large development divisions with many moving parts to become more efficient, more productive, and more able to build high quality software in a timely fashion.
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Is it possible to post a WMA version of all of these videos? For videos like this one which don't really have any demos, it'd be nice to download and listen to in the car on the way home from work.
Awww, don't pick on Sampy, he's only 8 years old.
You should see me gesture when I'm on the phone.
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