Agile Event Session

You Can’t Fix What You Can’t See: Visualizations that Spark Conversation and Change

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Abstract/Description

Many teams and programs successfully using agile methods know that a picture truly is worth a thousand words. Many problems and opportunities are easily surfaced by applying technology to answer thoughtful questions.

In this session, a group of experienced practitioners working in large, complex eco-systems will share their visualization inventions and experiences. Each person will take a turn talking about one or more visualizations, sharing what sparked the idea, how it was created and the impact it had on the team, program or organization. After a short presentation, the group will ask questions and discuss the visualization in a fishbowl format.

The visualizations will range in area, covering code complexity, team dynamics, product discovery, organizational learning and more. At various times during the session, the audience will be able to pose questions to one or more of the practitioners leading the session.

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Speaker(s) may be willing to present this session at local group meetings and other events.

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