This Week in Asia Episode 34: Carl Coryell-Martin from Pivotal Labs

Posted by TWIA on May 17, 2010 in This Week in Asia | View Comments

Last year, Ian McFarland, the VP Technology from Pivotal Labs came to Singapore to attend the Neoteny Conference. Since then, they have begun to set up their operations in Singapore. So, in this special episode in conjunction with Echelon 2010, we have Carl Coryell-Martin (@ccoryell) Singapore Practice Manager for Pivotal Labs to talk to us about Pivotal Labs, the agile development method and pivotal tracker which companies use to track software development. He also reveals what he likes best about the conference and a synopsis on his coming presentation “Real World Agile Software Development”.

About Carl Coryell-Martin and Pivotal Labs: Carl Coryell-Martin has worked with agile software methods since 2000 when he implemented the practices in Kent Beck’s Extreme Programming Explained in his first startup. Currently, he’s the Practice Manager for Pivotal Lab’s new Singapore development office and is looking forward to doing agile software development here in South East Asia. Previously, he released the successful BirdsEye iphone app for North American bird watchers and was a partner at Reclaim Media in Seattle where he led the construction of the vinyl record digitization factory.

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