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Top People in the Agile Business Intelligence and Agile Data Warehousing World

Posted on: 08-11-2009 Posted in: Agile Business Intelligence

Although the notion of Agile Business Intelligence is still fairly recent, I decided to do some research (aka Googled) to find out who are the Top 10 People in the Agile Business Intelligence / Agile Date Warehousing World. Assuming that Google’s ranking is accurate, I compiled the following list of thought leaders.

My objective was to identify the Top 10 and much to my surprise, I was only able to identify 4 people (companies were excluded)! These 4 individuals’ name consistently appeared in the search results.

  1. Scott W. Ambler
  2. Ted Malone
  3. Ralph Hughes
  4. Ken Collier

Do you feel there are names that aren’t in the list and should be there? Let me know.

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Martin Proulx
I am an agile organizational coach and president of Pyxis Technologies.   Most people agree that I am an effective coach, an influential leader and a change agent oriented towards achieving extra-ordinary results. For nearly 20 years, I have put in place and managed software development organizations. Throughout the years, I have developed an expertise in organizational development, business process reengineering, people and project management.

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