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Table of Contents:

  1. Using the AM Supporter Logo on Your Site
  2. How to Appear on the Sponsors Page
  3. Using the AM Logo in Your Publication
  4. The Symbolism Behind the AM Logo
 

 

Using the AM Supporter Logo on Your Site

The image below may be used on your web site under the following conditions:

1. It is not changed in any way.

2. A link back to http://www.agilemodeling.com is provided, ideally by clicking on the image.

Agile Modeling Supporter

 

How to Appear on the Sponsors Page

The supporters of Agile Modeling are being listed on the sponsors page.  To be listed on the page, send and email me containing the following information:

1. Your name (or organization name) as you would like it to appear on the page.

2. The URL where the AM Supporter logo appears.

3. Your organization's logo (if any) that you would like to have appear on the page.

4. The URL (if any) that you would like to have us link back to.

 

Using the Agile Modeling Logo in Your Publication

The AM logo may be used on book covers, in white papers, in magazine articles, or on web pages when the following conditions are met:

  1. The publication at least overviews Agile Modeling.
  2. A reference to either the Agile Modeling site or Agile Modeling book (or both) is made.
  3. Feel free to use the following image, Agile Modeling Home Page 
  4. , or if you need to email me to obtain a higher-res version (suggested for print publications).

 

The Symbolism Behind the Logo

A triangle is the strongest geometrical shape because you cannot change its shape without changing the lengths of at least one of its sides.  In Goju Ryu karate, which I have studied since September 1996, we use the points of the triangle to symbolize the three aspects of ourselves -- ken, zen, and tamashi (mind, body, and spirit) -- that form the foundation for our lives.  With the AM logo I have attempted to apply similar symbolism, in this case the points of the triangle represent the three foundational aspects of AM: its values, principles, and practices

 

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I actively work with clients around the world to improve their information technology (IT) practices as both a mentor/coach and trainer.  A full description of what I do, and how to contact me, can be found here

 


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