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  1. Voice of Foreign Exchange™
    Voice of Foreign Exchange™
    A Statistical Analysis of Data Communications Networks impact upon Expert Advisors (EA)
    Stephen Gose

    Ralph Nelson Elliott in the 1930s was the pioneer of FOREX "Wave Theory". Yes, he was onto something, but did not fully understand data communications! Every book that was ever written on "Elliott Wave Theory" is missing this one critical piece of information that I explain thoroughly in this book and provide the MQL source code as Bonus Content.

  2. Becoming a Change Artist
    Becoming a Change Artist
    Volume 7: Quality Software Series
    Gerald M. Weinberg

    ...a lot of good concepts and models. Very thought-provoking. If you wonder why you haven't been able to change your organization, Becoming a Change Artist is well worth reading.

  3. Responding to Significant Software Events
    Responding to Significant Software Events
    Volume 4: Quality Software Series
    Gerald M. Weinberg

    - brimming with simple techniques & examples of their application –Computing Rev. - required reading for anyone who cares about project success—N. Karten - enlightening, practical, humorous, and enormously inspiring—Yourdon - a must for all sentient software line and project managers—S/W Quality World

  4. How To Observe Software Systems
    How To Observe Software Systems
    Software Quality Series: Vol. 3
    Gerald M. Weinberg

    "The wealth of wisdom in this volume speaks directly to individuals who want to improve their own powers of observation—a prerequisite to successfully applying knowledge to improve software quality. . . . a must for all sentient software line and project managers!" —Shel Siegel, Software Quality World

  5. Why Software Gets In Trouble
    Why Software Gets In Trouble
    Software Quality Series: Vol. 2
    Gerald M. Weinberg

    Why Software Gets In Trouble? Why not just say "people make mistakes"? Why not? Because there are reasons people make mistakes, and make them repeatedly, and fail to discover and correct them. That's what this book is about.

  6. The Agile Mind-Set
    The Agile Mind-Set
    Making Agile Processes Work
    Gil Broza

    An Agile process, without the right mindset, does not yield great results. Pragmatic, method-agnostic, and easy to follow, this book illuminates the adaptive, people-before-process mindset that delights customers with reliable value delivery. Unlike most books, which prescribe what to do, this one explains how to think and act in an Agile way.

  7. Perfect Software
    Perfect Software
    and other illusions about testing
    Gerald M. Weinberg

    James Bach says, "Read this book and get your head straight about testing. I consider Jerry (Weinberg) to be the greatest living tester." Answers the questions that puzzle the most people: Why do we have to bother testing? Why not just test everything? What is it that makes testing so hard? Why does testing take so long? Is perfect software even possible? Why can't we just accept a few bugs?

  8. Retrospectives for Organizational Change
    Retrospectives for Organizational Change
    An Agile Approach
    Jutta Eckstein

    Linda Rising says about this book: "Of course, there are other books on the protocols and exercises for retrospectives, but these don't share the 'whys' of this important ritual. What Jutta has done for us is provide real experience reports that show how useful retrospectives can be and share her research around using retrospectives to lead change in an organization. Get this book and read it!" (Linda Rising, Co-Author of Fearless Change and More Fearless Change)

  9. Deliver
    Deliver
    Effective International Project Management
    Goran Christiansson

    It is great fun and really hard to work together effectively in international teams! Learn what worked (and what did not work) in real international projects, so that you can become more effective in your projects.

  10. Diving For Hidden Treasures
    Diving For Hidden Treasures
    Uncovering the Cost of Delay in Your Project Portfolio
    Johanna Rothman and Jutta Eckstein

    Cost of Delay can tell you where your projects' delays occur and why—and the impact those delays have on your project portfolio. Learn to see and eliminate the Costs of Delay in your project to make the project portfolio decisions smoother.

  11. Извлекаем пользу из Agile-ретроспектив
    Извлекаем пользу из Agile-ретроспектив
    Подборка ретроспективных методов
    Ben Linders and Luis Gonçalves

    Извлекаем пользу из Agile-ретроспектив предлагает множество упражнений для пополнения вашего инструментария. Эта подборка активностей и упражнений поможет вам стать более продуктивными в проведении ретроспектив и в получении намного более ярких результатов от них.

  12. Handbook of Technical Reviews, Fourth Edition

    This is the classic volume on every variety of technical review of programs, designs, tests, documentation, plans, requirements, ...

  13. Debugging Velocity
    Debugging Velocity
    Ship new software products faster
    Luke Szyrmer

    Capacity planning for new products is the key to getting new products launched. Covers how complex software and knowledge work can be managed effectively. If overapplied, the velocity model starts to break down in usefulness. So also discusses alternatives to help teams achieve high levels of productivity.

  14. Practical Ways to Lead an Innovative Organization
    Practical Ways to Lead an Innovative Organization
    Modern Management Made Easy, Book 3
    Johanna Rothman

    Use innovation as a management team to create the organization’s innovation.

  15. A Practical Approach to API Design
    A Practical Approach to API Design
    From Principles to Practice
    D. Keith Casey Jr and James Higginbotham

    If you read the tech press, everyone knows they need an API but most aren't really sure what it is. They treat it as another checkbox like "Web 2.0" was a few years ago or a mobile app was most recently. In fact, there's an entire "API-first" movement in development circles that most people don't understand or even realize why..