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  1. Value Agile: Agile As It Should Be

    Are you ready to radically improve your agile methods? Something much better, in results, than anything you tried up to now? Are you ready to be the hero and leader, and coach, and consultant who stands out, due to rapid results? Certification is a racket. Your job and future depends on knowing how to quickly deliver hi-priority measurable results.

  2. Value Management: Super Management Techniques

    Can you quantify 'soft' but critical objectives, such as security, transparency, and agility? Can you deliver these things measurably and quickly, under budget, and before deadlines? This book will give you the details on how to practice 'Value Management'. Get one step ahead of other MBA Managers. Deliver what they cannot.

  3. Value Design: How to get the Qualities you need to win and succeed, using advanced design thinking

    Design Thinking, but quantified, engineering, for important, critical, complex and large projects. Design should be as simple as possible - but no simpler. Focus on multiple quantified values and multiple costs.

  4. Value Requirements: Critical Stakeholder Objectives Engineering

    If you oversimplify your critical requirements, then you have no chance of meeting them; timely and cost-effectively.

  5. SEA: Systems Enterprise/Engineering Architecture

    This SEA book is the only book I know of that takes a serious quantified engineering approach to systems and enterprise architecture. The other EA methods live in a different world, uncomplicated by clear quality objectives. Un-embarrassed by clear critical achievement of well-planned improvements.

  6. QUANTeer: How To Quantify Values

    Quantify where meeker souls quiver: improve your career and recognition by quantification knowledge, which you can use every day, on every project or plan.

  7. Planalysis: How to Analyze Plans and Make Them Better

    Make your boss, and your other top executives, look like the uneducated, illiterate fools they are, for childish bull-shit objectives and plans, destined to destroy the organization, or some projects, if anybody takes them seriously. Or, quietly help them clean things up, before anybody else realizes they are incompetent planners.

  8. KEN: A Knowledge Engineering Notion of Education
    No Description Available
  9. Governeering: Government Systems-Engineering Planning
    Governeering: Government Systems-Engineering Planning
    Government Systems-Engineering Planning
    Tom Gilb

    Only for civic idealists who really want to fight for great stakeholder value for taxpayer money. Not for tired cautious bureaucrats who really do not care about others in practice.

  10. 12? Twelve Tough Questions
    12? Twelve Tough Questions
    Smart questions for smart managers - to unmask fake ideas.
    Tom Gilb

    A powerful checklist to help you find the truth about those outrageous claims, from people pitching proposals, which will destroy your reputation if you believe them.

  11. Domain-Driven Design And Microservices Explained with Examples
    Domain-Driven Design And Microservices Explained with Examples
    Learn to clarify and focus the boundaries of your system’s architecture
    Sandeep Jagtap
    No Description Available
  12. Pandemic And Beyond
    Pandemic And Beyond
    Our Healthcare System Should Turn Science Fiction Into Science Fact
    Pranavsingh Dhunnoo

    Discover the exciting world of digital health which is set to disrupt the healthcare landscape as we know it.

  13. DataViz: How to Choose the Right Chart for Your Data

    DataViz: How to Choose the Right Chart for Your Data is a short guide to all the different types of charts you’ll commonly encounter in statistics.It is a snappy little non-threatening book about everything you ever wanted to know about the craft of creating inspirational graphics for your study – irrespective of your audience.

  14. The Oracle database in modern IT architectures
    The Oracle database in modern IT architectures
    Intelligent Persistence for applications, microservices, business processes, data analytics, documents and more
    Peter de Vaal

    Wondered why you should still use a relational database such as Oracle? Any reason why you should not go for noSQL databases such as MongoDB or Cassandra? Want to find the best way to fit the relational database into an object oriented framework or a javascript based front-end application? This is the book that answers your questions.

  15. Creación de una API REST con NestJs y MongoDB

    En este breve manual se describe cómo desarrollar una API REST muy simple usando NestJs y MongoDB en cinco sencillos pasos, creando los endpoints (puntos de acceso a la API) necesarios para obtener, añadir, borrar y modificar elementos.