Carl Bruiners
I specialise in all things Agile (XP, Kanban, Lean), in particular Scrum. I have a passion for taking on 'problem' projects / teams and turning them into a sucess as well as promoting automated test driven practices.
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I am an enthusiastic, dedicated and accomplished Systems / application Architect, Project / Product Manager, Development Manager and Application Developer who thrives on delivering first class products.
My background is that of a developer who became a product / project manager and the head of application development. I am a certified SCRUM Master and have solid knowledge of PRINCE2.
I Work well on own initiative and can demonstrate high levels of motivation and organisation required to meet targets and deadlines. I have excellent interpersonal skills and communicate well at all levels.
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Nintendo 3DS
Anyone who knows me knows I love my gadgets, particularly taking a new toy and find its limits. Pre-Xmas it was the Kinect, and yesterday the latest toy (abet for my son 
) was the Nintendo 3DS.
Is it amazing? In short, most definitely, the 3D is more impressive than most 3D TV's, but as someone lucky enough to see a the 3D TV glass free demo in St Pancreas just over a year ago, its the future that excites me, imagine convergence between the Kinect and the glasses free 3D? Holodeck anyone....
Kinect rocks / Win Prototype Project
Its very, very rare these days that I get a chance to cut code 
, but the prospect of working on a Win MS Kinect proto-type project was just to much for me to ignore.
For those living beneath a stone for the last year, Kinect is Microsoft's 3D, depth sensing, multi directional array microphone wonder kit. Is it good? Personally as a gagdet freak over the last 20 years, I can say that nothing has impressed me so much in terms of its capability.
The drivers I've used can be found at the site below;
http://ajaxorg.posterous.com/kinect-driver-for-windows-prototype