I was asked to talk about the handling of user requirements, how to link them to implementation within technology projects, by The Medical Concierge Group (TMCG) a digital ehealth service provider. The key principles are being able to respond to change (agile), keep learning, and how to capture business/customer outcomes as well as improving communication […]
TechTip: Secure Access to S3 Folder
This is more a reminder to myself, so that I do not always have to struggle. Amazon S3 is probably the cheapest cloud storage service, that exists, and in these days of multi-tenant architecutures, provides a great way of accessing data from multiple instances. However in some cases, you need to store files in S3 […]
Agile Software Development for Ugandan Context 2019 Edition
Excited to share my thoughts and experiences in agile software delivery for use within Uganda at the Google Dev Fest in Kampala, on October 26, 2019 [slideshare id=187148852&doc=gdgdevfest-agileforuganda-v2-191026095103]
My OpenSource Journey
I am having a great time sharing my experiences with new developers as part of giving back to the community hoping to encourage them on their own journeys… [slideshare id=183450283&doc=opensourcejourney-v1-191018052537]
Application and Data Security in the Software Development Lifecycle
This is presentation to Computer Engineering 4th year undergraduate students at Makerere University, Faculty of Technology, College of Design, Art and Technology to introduce them to concepts and approaches for application and data security in the software development process. [slideshare id=182745741&doc=muk-security-v1-191016095542] Looking for ideas on what I may have missed or omitted to help make […]
Life in the Tech Lane
I was recently asked to talk to a group of young technologists touching on career, health, finances and family. Using my own journey I am happy to share life in the Tech Lane [slideshare id=165517506&doc=techlife-v1-190822064953] I am happy to talk to your teams on similar topics, or even software delivery related topics, so do get […]
A Frugal Innovation Approach to Simcard Verification 2019 Edition – Design & High-level Architecture
Happy Easter Monday to you all, and I hope that the rains on Sunday night completed the cleansing process from the festivities, the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ and from the feast of the Goddess Ester (depending on which side you lean)… I am one who embraces all religious doctrines an faiths. So over […]
Social Expectations Perspective: Jumia – African Company or Not
This is the hottest topic right now with valid arguments on both sides of the equation, so here is my unsolicited opinion. What we can agree on is Jumia calling itself African is to look exotic, different to be able to raise its valuation hence more money to the shareholders. Arguments that this is a […]
In Praise and the Pitfalls of Personal Processes
This blog post is a reminder to myself, that I need to follow the personal practices that I have setup for myself as well as laugh at a mishap I had over the weekend. This is an analysis of a set of cascading failures just like dominoes that almost ruined a work field trip, lengthening […]
My Road Usage Code of Conduct
Code of Conduct (CoC) – “Principles, values, standards, or rules of behaviour that guide the decisions, procedures and systems of an individual in a way that (a) contributes to the welfare of my key stakeholders (my family and country), and (b) respects the rights of all road users affected by my usage.” My definition paraphrased from […]