Our purpose is to create a long lasting positive impact in the software industry. We do this by excelling at what we do, building long-lasting relationships at a personal level and going beyond the service we are delivering.
The craftsmanship ethos shaped who we are as a company. The goal of Software Craftsmanship is clear: raise the bar in the software industry through professionalism and technical excellence.
In 2010 our co-founders started the first and largest Software Craftsmanship community in Europe, and have been instrumental in inspiring and helping create many other satellite communities around the world.
Ian Kershaw
CTO - Artlogic
Sapankumar Parikh
VP of Software Development - eClinicalWorks
Jonathan Morris
CTO - Residence, Private Equity
Neil Robbins
CTO - Alphatax
Julien Gruhier
Director of AI - Croner
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Software Craftsmanship is at the heart of everything we do. We constantly hone our skills by teaching and learning from others within our company and the wider software development community.
We share our experiences on what works (and what doesn't) and discuss how technology can accelerate your company's vision.
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Described by the industry as "an encyclopedia on the behaviours, attributes, and structure of an organisation that adheres to principles of Software Craftsmanship."