Recent posts
- Yet another blog migration
- Getting MDD sold
- On the model driven track - and beyond
- LWC 2014
- Language Workbench Challenge 2013
- MBeddr (2)
- MBeddr
- The tools of the trade
- Wordpress for Android
- Should frameworks be allowed to let you down?
- Certification of architects
- Language Workbench Competition 2011 / Code Generation 2011
- Which workbench?
- Second IASA Netherlands event and Architecture Core training
- LWC11 Presentation program
- MDSN interviews
- All about DSLs and Language workbenches
- New LWC participants, and first MDSN interview
- MDSN Interview and LWC11 update
- Language Workbench Competition: participants
- Language Workbench Competition: Case is online!!
- Language Workbench Competition
- Trends in model driven development (continued)
- Trends in modeldriven software development
- SE Radio aims at quality - rather than quantity
- New looks for Consultants United
- The Google Wonder Wheel
- An architecture for model driven web development (1)
- Authority inversion kills architecture
- DSL for web applications
- CG2010: first keynote agreed, CfS still open!
- Bearskin - fear of change
- CodeGeneration 2010 Call for Speakers
- CodeGeneration 2010
- PPL 2009 - Day 2
- Practical Product Lines 2009 - Day 1
- Welcome to my new home
- Practical Product Lines Conference
- New company
- Agile and model driven development
- Code Generation 2009 - Day 3
- Code Generation 2009 - Day 2
- Code Generation 2009 - Day 1
- Content Management (5)
- Frauduleuze praktijken van WM Produkties
- Wim Hendriksen reacts...
- CodeGeneration 2009
- Content Management (4)
- Content Management (3)
- On software architecture - a short text
- Content Management
- Content Management (2)
- Fiber to the home...
- Things every architect should know
- I am on my own - or almost
- Model Driven Experience Conference 2008
- Workshop on MDSD and DSL Contest
- Presentation at Model Driven Experience
- MetaCase releases new version of MetaEdit+
- Security - functionality tradeoff (3)
- How could I miss that?
- Updated blog template
- Switched to Textpattern
- Weblog upgrades and software development issues
- Alive...
- Security - functionality tradeoff (2)
- Security - functionality tradeoff
- SysML a DSML??
- UML versus Domain Specific Modeling
- Code Generation 2007
- Defining a language (3)
- Presentation at DSP Valley seminar
- Babel...
- Defining a language (2)
- Gentle.NET and MyGeneration
- "The code generation" - not to be confused with "code generation"
- New blog engine
- Defining a language
- Model-Driven development and product lines conference
- Abstraction revisited - abstraction requires understanding of the details
- Visitors
- IEEE Software issues on Software Architecture and Requirements
- Translating old articles
- The TOP Model
- Software development with UML: human labour as ever
- Losfer words....
- SysML 0.99 - an improvement?
- Interesting merger...
- Pretty direct blog
- Abstraction to end user concepts
- Catching up on high speed
- A merger...
- Silence on SysML
- SysML is "just not ready"
- Performancing
- New publications
- Moved...
- Abstraction revisited
- Musing on abstraction
- Some articles I wrote
- Chef cook or architect? Continued...
- Chef cook or architect?
- Opening a blog
About
Delphino Consultancy was founded by Angelo Hulshout in the summer of 2008, finally giving in to the years long itch of wanting to have his own company.
Through Delphino Consultancy he is looking for ways to put his experience in software-and systems architecture and his passion for training and coaching to good use.
In a competitive market, Delphino Consultancy tries to make a difference by really listening to it's customers and helping them find the right answer to their challenges, rather than pushing for solutions that do not meet the goal.
Delphino Consultancy is at your service when you need someone to design an architecture, collect requirements, as well as when you need someone to train or coach people in these areas. In the end, the goal is to help you meet your challenges and make our support unnecessary. This based on the proven principle of the English top-coach John Whitmore: the best way to help a person or an organisation is by helping her face her own challenges rather than removing them for her.
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Dolphins are magnificent animals in many ways. Elegant and swift in the water, communicative and intelligent in everything they do as well as friendly and playful in their dealings. An externally hired architect or consultant should possess these same properties, albeit in your organisation rather than in the water. This, to make the distinction with the walrusses, who never leave their desk and screen, or the seagulls who often cause more trouble and unrest than they solve problems. This is the philosophy behind Delphino - a name derived from delfino, the Italian name for dolphin.
Contact
Delphino Consultancy
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5685EJ Best
T 06-25319743
E angelo@delphino-consultancy.nl
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Products and services of Delphino Consultancy are subject to terms and conditions of FENIT as filed with the district court of The Hague on June 3, 2003 - ref. 60/2003.
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Contact
Delphino Consultancy
Ziteind 42
5685EJ Best
T 06-25319743
E angelo@delphino-consultancy.nl
KVK 17228522
BTW NL150954712B01
Service provided by Delphino Consultancy are subject to the general terms of FENIT, as filed with the Clerk of the District Court in The Hague on June 3, 2003 under number 60/2003.
© 2008-2018 Delphino Consultancy -- Site theme by Sitestorm