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The Natlab book | Paul van Gerven and René Raaijmakers - The machine that ASML used to become the market leader in chip production equipment was invented at the Philips Physics Laboratory. NXP's chip technology also has its roots in this research lab, as does the compact disc, Philips' most successful product.

But there were also debacles. For example, the Natlab employees and their colleagues from the industry did not succeed in breathing new life into the cathode ray tube. - Agile in the real world | Starting with Scrum | Derk-Jan de Grood - This book is an easy-to-read book that has its origins in the real world. It does not describe cutting-edge innovations that only a few organizations are concerned with, but rather those issues that we encounter every day when we start working with Scrum. The book is therefore full of recognizable dilemmas and accessible tips. It is therefore a practical guide for anyone who is starting with Scrum, or who wants to improve their Agile development process. - ASML book | René Raaijmakers - Available soon