Every year at our annual Agile Conference, we invite Agile thought leaders to present sessions on different aspects of Agile fundamentals. We have gathered a collection of these talks we’re calling Agile Basics.
If you like, you can have these videos delivered to you on a weekly basis by signing up for email reminders.
Looking for a structured way to master Agile basics? Sign up for the email list to receive one video from the series each week.
James Newkirk
In this introductory talk we will define why Agile is more than a process or methodology; it’s really a different approach to doing software development.
Scott Densmore
In this presentation, Scott Densmore focuses on practices that correlate with Agile values, how to apply them, and why we use them. He examines those practices from the perspectives of both an individual engineer and an engineering manager. Scott also discusses how to scale these practices from an individual team across multiple teams in an enterprise.
Jutta Eckstein
Agile development requires teams to self-organize. However, this doesn’t happen by chance. Jutta Eckstein describes the essentials for building productive self-organizing teams for small and colocated teams as well for large, distributed settings.
Rachel Laycock
In this session, Rachel Laycock introduces the foundational practices of Continuous Delivery. She delves into the details with practical suggestions about how you can get started. She also discusses the challenges and roadblocks you may encounter and tools you can leverage for success.
Richard Seroter
Product ownership is one of the most important pieces of a software team. Watch as Richard Seroter takes a deep dive into what product ownership entails, including the job description, what makes a successful product owner, how to fail miserably (from personal experience!), and tips for creating the maximum impact in the role.
Mike Cohn
In this session Mike Cohn shatters the myth that Agile teams can’t plan. He begins by examining the benefits of the short cycles of iterative and incremental development. Next, Mike looks at the six different levels of planning that occur in Agile organizations.
Your membership enables Agile Alliance to offer a wealth of first-rate resources, present renowned international events, support global community groups, and more — all geared toward helping Agile practitioners reach their full potential and deliver innovative, Agile solutions.
Our Corporate Supporting Members are vital to the mission of Agile Alliance. Click here to view all corporate members.
Our Corporate Supporting Members are vital to the mission of Agile Alliance.
Click here to view all corporate members.
©2023 Agile Alliance | All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy
©2023 Agile Alliance
All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy
