Errata

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Patricia Ensworth is president of Harborlight Management Services, a consultancy specializing in risk management, global logistics, and multicultural teamwork for software engineering. She is the author of The Accidental Project Manager: Surviving the Transition from Techie to Manager, as well as essays in publications ranging from CIO to Salon to Natural History. You can read more about Patricia in the Contributors section at the end of the book.

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Johanna Rothman helps leaders solve problems and seize opportunities. She consults, speaks, and writes on managing high-technology product development. She enables managers, teams, and organizations to become more effective by applying her pragmatic approaches to the issues of project management, risk management, and people management. You can read more about Johanna in the Contributors section at the end of the book.

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Ned Robinson graduated from Hunter College?s honors program (NYC) with a B.A. in English literature. As the computer revolution erupted in the 1980s, Ned decided to alter his career goals and taught himself how to program. You can more about Ned in the Contributors section at the end of the book.

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Dr. Karl Rehmer spent several years teaching mathematics and computer science after earning a Ph.D. in mathematics. Leaving the academic world to get a job at a location where his wife could work on her Ph.D. in computer science, he joined Honeywell Air Transport Systems in Phoenix, Arizona, in 1988. You can more about Karl in the Contributors section at the end of the book.

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Andy Oram, an editor at O'Reilly Media, has also been writing articles on technology and its social implications since the mid-1990s. You can more about Mark and Eric in the Contributors section at the end of the book.

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Mark Denovich is currently living and working in Europe as a senior
business consultant in the Auto ID industry, focusing on voice recognition technology. Eric Renkey is a software developer who currently manages a small development team at an integrated energy company. You can more about Mark and Eric in the Contributors section at the end of the book.

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Karl Wiegers is principal consultant with Process Impact, a software process consulting and education company in Portland, Oregon. You can read more about Karl in the Contributors section at the end of the book.

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We were honored to get this contribution from Barry Boehm and Maria Penedo. Barry has been one of the major thought leaders in software engineering since before the word "engineering" was even applied to software, and he has been as influential as anyone in history on how software teams work. You can read more about Barry and Maria in the Contributors section at the end of the book.

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James W. Grenning is the founder of Renaissance Software Consulting, where he trains, coaches, and consults worldwide. You can read more about James in the Contributors section at the end of the book.

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Cory Doctorow is a science fiction novelist, blogger, and technology activist.

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Tom Tarka worked at MP3.com for just over two years, and the
experience?the people, the place, the work?left an indelible mark on the person he became.

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Bill DiPierre started writing software in high school more than 25 years ago. See the "contributors" section at the end of the book for more information on Bill.

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Scott Berkun is a public speaker and the best selling author of O?Reilly?s Making Things Happen
(formerly titled The Art of Project Management) and The Myths of Innovation. See the "contributors" section at the end of the book for more information on Scott.

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