Join us for Agile India, October 11-18

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One upside of moving events online because of pandemic restrictions is that Agile events around the globe are suddenly accessible to a much broader segment of our community.

Over the past week I’ve participated in Agile conferences and events originating from 3 different continents where I’ve met with friends from all over the world — all without leaving my chair.

My next conference stop will be Agile India, which is taking place October 11-18.  Agile Alliance strives to create spaces where people can come together to explore, innovate, and advance Agile around the globe, and we’ve been delighted to partner with Agile India over the past two years to help present the biggest Agile conference in Asia. It’s also one of the best Agile conferences anywhere (in my admittedly not-objective opinion as a former Agile India theme and conference chair).

Over its long history, Agile India has been a boundary-pushing Agile conference which strives to bring together divergent ideas about Agile approaches. Naresh Jain and the Agile India team are consistently able to attract the best speakers from around the world to create a programme where experienced Agilists are challenged by new ideas. This year’s virtual programme is built around four themes:

  • Agile Mindset
  • Design Innovation
  • DevEx and Devops
  • Chaos Engineering

The programme features an amazing roster of keynote speakers — Dave Snowden, Mary Poppendieck, Dr Anita Bhandari, Michael Feathers, Dan North, James Grenning, Dave Rensin, Kolton Andrus — as well as numerous talks and workshops spanning a broad range of topics. You can find out more about this year’s programme, as well as info about how to pick up a day pass or a full-conference ticket here.

And if you do attend, please drop by the Agile Alliance booth and say hi!

About the Author


Ellen Grove is the Interim Managing Director of Agile Alliance. Based in Ottawa, Canada, Ellen has been working in software development for over 20 years, moving from software testing to user-centered design to managing development teams to Agile coaching and training. Ellen is an Agile Coach, trainer and facilitator who works with organizations of all sizes - from startups to multinationals - to help them find more effective ways of working based on Lean and Agile principles and practices. After many years of organizing and presenting at Agile events at home and around the world, Ellen was elected to the Agile Alliance board of directors in 2017, and became the chair of the board in February 2020 before stepping into her current role.

This is an Agile Alliance community blog post. Opinions represented are personal and belong solely to the author. They do not represent opinion or policy of Agile Alliance.

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