AMC WebSIG Meeting
Tuesday, March 4, 2003
Fear of Commitment: How to Build High-Quality Web Sites While Leaving Your Options Open

Delaying decisions can have unpleasant consequences in your personal life, but in software development it can be a useful skill. Clever project teams that can embrace ambiguity not only improve their chances of delivering on time, but also create products that are less expensive to maintain in the long run. In this presentation, developers and project managers will learn practical tips for nourishing a healthy fear of commitment of their own.

Arlo Leach and Beth Larson are the Directors of Technology and Project Management, respectively, at Type A Multimedia Network. Type A helps varied institutions of learning use technology to educate, connect, and change people all around the world.

Click here to view Arlo and Beth's presentation

NEW LOCATION
Illinois Institute of Art
180 N. Wabash (corner of Wabash & Lake)
Room 235
Chicago, IL
5:45-6:30: Registration, networking, light buffet.
6:30-8:00: Introductions, card swap, more networking, Arlo & Beth.
8:00-8:30: Q&A, networking.

Admission: AMC members and full-time students free; non-members $10.00
More info: http://www.amcomm.org
There are parking garages around the area and it is also accessible from the Randolph/Wabash el stop, or Lake Street Red Line Stop.

About the Web SIG

The Web SIG is held on the first Tuesday of every month. Please forward your meeting ideas and questions regarding this SIG to chair Harvey Tillis at Harvey@tillis.com.

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