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Event 03/02/19
FOSDEM'19 : automatic code transformation
Juliette Tisseyre, Lead Software Engineer in R&D at Margo, will answer to this question in the ML on Code devroom at FOSDEM 19 on Sunday 3rd February 2019 in Brussels.
Event 15/02/19 - 16/02/19
Hackathon Tech for Good
Margo, Latitudes and makesense invite you to live a human and technological experience during the weekend of February 15th, February 16th: participating in a 24h Tech For Good Hackathon.
Event 27/11/18
Business Agility Conference with Evan Leybourn
For the first time in France, Margo invites you to attend a talk from Evan Leybourn, founder of the Business Agility Institute. We propose you two formats of conference on the subject "Certain Uncertainty - The State of Business Agility" on November 27th, at 9am and at 12pm.
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Successfully completing a data project: a path still strewn with pitfalls
In 2020, corporate investment in data projects is expected to exceed 203 billion dollars worldwide. But at a time when many are claiming to be Data Driven Companies, lots of data projects end in failure. Yet most of these failures are unnecessary and due to well-known causes! Focus on the recurrent pitfalls to avoid.
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Truths and falsehoods of blockchain
When it comes to blockchain technology, people are familiar with contradictory facts but in many cases this technology is poorly understood, and those who speak of it have done no more than read the literature that is available online. So we'd like to offer you a 10-point analysis of what is said on a regular basis about blockchain.
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All mutants must die
Taher Seifeddine Jegham, Consultant at Margo, shares his feedback on the conference "Unit testing implementation on Legacy code” during the Agile Testing Night.
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What is an agile company?
Agility has been the subject of numerous theories, publications and conferences for several years. The concept was historically created during a gathering of software development experts in 2001. They explain the ins and outs of what we know as « agile » through a founding document called the “agile manifesto“, which encompasses 4 values and 12 principles. At the time, it was mainly a solution proposed by developers to manufacture a software in the most efficient way while guaranteeing its adequacy with the needs of the customer. 17 years later, things have changed, and the agile manifesto provides only part of the answers to bring out a new product or service with what specialists call a good time-to-market and a good product market fit in the digital age.