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Answer: Grady Booch once defined a pattern as a solution to a recurring problem within a given context.

The secret - if there was any - of cloud telephony is creating what Grady Booch calls the illusion of simplicity.

A previous book (Succeeding with the Booch and OMT Methods) needed updating, and I was elected to do it.

Then, she'll go back to Booch and say, "This is what people want to see -- what do you think? "

Reference guides, in contrast, focus mainly on important technologies; Booch's reference book on UML is one example.

Together Rumbaugh and Booch attempted to reconcile their two approaches and started work on a Unified Method.

Then I became a technical representative at Rational, and went from using OMT and rectangles to using the Booch methodology and clouds.

Grady Booch: Mike Devlin and I have known you for years, as have many of our customers and colleagues in the field of software development.

Grady Booch has addressed collaborative development several times.

Grady Booch first introduced active objects in his 1990 book on Object Oriented Design with Applications.

Grady Booch: Rational has pushed modern iterative software processes for years.

Frontier Journal (FJ): Frontier Journal is interviewing Grady Booch.

Grady Booch (GB): Well, there are a couple of phrases that come to mind that I think answers your questions.

Booch: There's a phrase emerging called Brownfield development.