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For this course have scripted and
recorded about 70 videos over the past
few months that was kind of hard work
but this one is probably the hardest I
guess you might want to know something
about me since we'll be together for
quite a while as you work through the
Lester's so here goes
McPherson house
contact me on G+ Twitter and LinkedIn
I'm not on Facebook it's pretty
straightforward it's just my name I was
born in Scotland and I've lived and
worked in quite a few places throughout
the world but mainly it's been here in
London although I studied computer
science at college I wasn't always
involved in IT although for most of my
working life that's what I've been doing
I started out in IT over 35 years ago
and back then it wasn't in any way
related to the skillset of today but
it's been a real journey to see the
technologies come and go and I'm still
was enthused today as I always was when
I was starting out my career has been a
little different than what you might
expect I started out as the IT guy at a
small data company that grew into one of
the world's largest in its field over
the 20 years I was there my job evolved
from the IT guy to the CIO as the team
grew and we expanded internationally I
loved the way that our product was data
and how integral IT was to the company's
success for the next 15 years I worked
for large us-based international tech
companies such as Lucent Bell Labs and
Motorola Oro's
chief IT architect and head of
engineering as well as various other
roles these were different kinds of
challenges finding ways of applying
technology to make our people and
processors as effective as they could be
I think that to be successful in an
organization we are surrounded by some
of the smartest people in the world
you've got to be able to do stuff as
well as talk about it so I've always
been hands-on even though I haven't been
a professional developer for many years
I've had the advantage of having
visionary bosses who gave me the
latitude to not only do my job but also
find out as much as I could about the
tools of my job - I've always been
interested in integration and the
connections between there since I first
started which is what drew me to Google
Apps in the first place I decided to
first write a book on how a transition
from VBA on the Microsoft Office
platform to Apps Script on the Google
platform since I noticed that many who
are trying to do this was suffering a
little it's a bit of a culture shock
I've always loved the immediacy of Apps
Script you write a couple of lines of
code and something really cool happens
right away so
led me to put in together this video of
course to show how easy is to get great
stuff done in Apps Script
for the past few years I've had the
privilege of being one of a small group
of people that Google refers to as gdes
Google developer experts this keeps us
close to Google developments existing
and upcoming and is a very active and
vibrant organization it's full of very
smart people with skills across the
whole spectrum of Google products this
is a very interesting time for both
individuals and organizations as they
move away from being software centric to
being information centric and the
ability to move around freely across
platforms is central to being successful
in that transformation I'm grateful to
O'Reilly media for giving me a voice to
play a part in sharing my knowledge with
you and here's how to contact me and
good luck with the course
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