I have written a number of books and articles over the years, with several more books planned for the next few years.
Current and Recent Writing
Unlocking The Agile Mindset
The Seven Keys to Realising Agile’s Full Potential
ISBN: 978-0-6488075-2-0
The Agile Meeting Toolkit
100+ simple ways for Scrum Masters to energise Agile meetings and engage Agile teams.
ISBN-13: 978-0648807506
Earlier Writing
IBM's Thoughts On Cloud
After attending a week-long Cloud Computing training session in Bangalore, India, I wrote a number of follow-up articles on the current emerging cloud trends.
The View journal
The View was the premier technical journal about IBM Notes/Domino for 20 years.
It was pricey at $US395 per annum (the year 2000 prices!), but the articles were peer-reviewed and of very high quality.
The View closed in May 2015, and there aren’t many remnants left on the internet. Somewhat randomly, there is one issue still listed on Amazon.com. Otherwise, you can always find details of the journal using the Wayback Machine on The Internet Archive. For example, the May/June 2006 issue had an excellent article on Project Management Tips and Techniques. 🙂
Become a Master of Events: The Developer’s Guide to the Notes Form Event Model
April 2010
Control rich text content with precision using the Lotus C API.
November/December 2007 issue.
Introduction to the C API.
August/September 2007 issue.
Search Engine Optimisation for Domino web sites.
November/December 2006 issue.
Best practices for Lotus Notes Project Management.
September/October 2006 issue.
The most efficient LotusScript loop constructs for high-performance document processing.
May/June 2006 issue.
Enhance workflow efficiency with user-configured mail merge.
Jan/Feb 2006 issue.
IBM Redbook
IBM Redbooks are technical content developed and published by IBM’s International Technical Support Organization (ITSO). Redbooks are created through the ITSO residency process and are generally published 60–90 days after residency completion.
I spent four weeks at IBM Rochester, Minnesota to produce this book. I worked with a great team and we put in some very long hours to get this across the line.
17 March 2005
ISBN: 0738492299
TechTarget/SearchDomino
SearchDomino.com is a leading source for Lotus Notes and Domino-specific information for enterprise IT professionals.
12 May 2009
(appears to have disappeared from the website)
