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InfoQ Homepage Presentations Modern Software Delivering Business Value at Startup Speed to Transform Immigration and Refugee Asylum

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Modern Software Delivering Business Value at Startup Speed to Transform Immigration and Refugee Asylum

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Thomas Baird and Matthew Dosberg discuss how United States Citizenship and Immigration Services adopted Pivotal technologies and practices like Lean and XP to improve their software development process.

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Thomas Baird is Software Engineer, US Citizenship and Immigration Services (DHS). Matthew Dosberg is Chief, Digital Innovation & Development - DID(it), US Citizenship and Immigration Services (DHS).

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Pivotal Training offers a series of hands-on, technical courses prior to SpringOne Platform. Classes are scheduled two full days before the conference and provide you and your team an opportunity to receive in-depth, lab-based training across some of the latest Pivotal technologies.

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Jan 09, 2019

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