Sharing the slides of the UX Event presentations

Robbrecht van Amerongen March 24, 2014
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Below you will find the slides of the presentations of the UX event by AMIS and Oracle.

Don’t generate your user interface, design IT!

 

Leveraging FMW for UX

Embedding UX In Any Project: Sander Haaksma / Marcel Maas

 

Visualization. One picture beats a thousand words, Lucas Jellema  

 

Luc Bors, Oracle and mobile, From design to device 

 

UX Today with ADF by Sten Vesterli

 

Boosting productivity through Tailored UX

 

Reconsidering applications cloud 10/90/90

 

 

Java 8 Launch. Strategic Outlook and Future by Lucas Jellema

Evolution of UX in Oracle Applications

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Robbrecht van Amerongen

I am Head of IoT at AMIS | Conclusion. I have a long term of experience in business development and software delivery. My specialization is to utilize new technologies and methodologies to valuable products and services for his customers. Keywords: innovation and business development, agile, internet of things, IoT, azure cloud, devops.I am also an Agile coach and <b>Certified Agile Master</b> with experience managing Agile projects with Scrum (first with DSDM) ranging back to the stone ages (1999). Robbrecht is a strong proponent of agile principles. Robbrecht is an agile examiner for the agile foundation, practitioner, and master certificate.
Robbrecht.van.Amerongen@amis.nl
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