Introduction to Agile Requirements: User Stories, Backlogs, and Adaptive Planning
This session introduces a common-sense, tested approach to agile requirements that helps you replace change management with value management.
Agile Leadership & Roles
This session describes a number of leadership styles and how these apply to the various roles people play on an agile team.
Agile Planning & Project Management
In this session we will shatter the myth that agile teams can’t plan. We’ll start by looking at the benefits of the short cycles of iterative and incremental development. We’ll […]
Agile Testing: A Team Sport
This session describes a new way of thinking about testing – as a team sport – explains how it changes the way you work, and explains where to go to keep going.
Introduction to Agile Enterprise Transitions
Introducing Agile on the team level is a quite well-solved challenge. However, “scaling” Agile on the enterprise level is hard: there are a couple of proposed approaches and thousands of […]
Requirements, Product Ownership, and Other Misunderstood Concepts in Agile Development
“Requirement” is a swear word to many in Agile development. In this talk, you’ll learn why. Jeff describes how an Agile mindset changes a requirements gathering activity into collaborative work […]
Agile Projects, Programs, and Portfolio Management: No Air Quotes Needed
This session discusses why you would want to use short cycles, how iterative and incremental development works, and how you pick an iteration length.
Agile Teams: Self-Organizing, Collocated and Distributed
This session covers the essentials for building productive self-organizing teams for small and collocated and as well for large and distributed settings.
Introduction to Agile: The Genesis
What is this thing everyone calls Agile? If you have been doing software development a different way your whole career you may be wondering why should I change, and what’s […]
