LONG BEACH, CA, October 26, 2012 (Press-News.org) Platinum Edge, Inc. is pleased to announce that Mark C. Layton, the company's founder, will be a speaker at the 2012 Southland Technology Conference (SoTeC) as part of a breakout session. Additionally, Platinum Edge is supporting the conference as a vendor partner.
On Saturday, September 27, 2012 Mark Layton will be speaking in a Structured Networking session from 1:15PM to 2:15PM (PST). The goal is to discuss transitions to agile project management.
Mark Layton is an industry-recognized expert on project/program management and active coach on complex agile implementations. He is the Los Angeles chair for the Agile Leadership Network and the founder of Platinum Edge, an organizational improvement company that supports businesses looking to strategically improve project ROI.
To learn more about Mark Layton or for information on the wide range of services offered by Platinum Edge, including Scrum Master Certification classes and Agile ACP courses, please visit: http://www.platinumedge.com.
About Platinum Edge, Inc.:
Platinum Edge helps companies deliver value faster, with fewer errors, at a lower total cost through agile coaching, scrum training, and consulting. With offices in New York, Los Angeles, London and Singapore, Platinum Edge is constantly working with Global 1000 executives to deliver an average of 50% cost savings, 37% time-to-market acceleration and 10+% reduction in software development defects.
Contact:
Platinum Edge, Inc.
5318 East 2nd Street, Suite 704
Long Beach, CA 90803
866-652-9866
http://www.platinumedge.com
Mark C. Layton Speaking at 2012 Southland Technology Conference
Platinum Edge, Inc. is pleased to announce that Mark C. Layton, the company's founder, will be a speaker at the 2012 Southland Technology Conference (SoTeC) as part of a breakout session.
2012-10-26
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[Press-News.org] Mark C. Layton Speaking at 2012 Southland Technology ConferencePlatinum Edge, Inc. is pleased to announce that Mark C. Layton, the company's founder, will be a speaker at the 2012 Southland Technology Conference (SoTeC) as part of a breakout session.