We are working to make it happen right now while you’re reading this text! Meanwhile see the video!
Agile Eastern European conference held in Kiev, Ukraine in September 2009. This short video will show you how it was:
- 350 attendees
- 30 speakers from 15 countries
- 2 full days of 30 hours of Agile talks on 4 stages
We welcome you to attend Agileee-2010 on October 8-9 2010.
Video: Vasco Duarte on “Agile Scales, Waterfall Doesn’t”
See Vasco Duarte talking at Agileee 2009 on the topic of Scaling Agile: from defining “what scaling means” down to detailing the way requirements management can be scaled.
When J.B. was sending out a proposal for this talk to our committee his described the way he was to present as “flipchart and myself”.
By the time of preparing this talk a flipchart was replaced with a tablet PC but the idea remained: the slides are made up on the fly as Joe is describing the Theory of Constraints and its relationship to Agile Software Development.
BTW, J.B. is invited now to attend Agileee 2010 to happen in Kyiv, October 8-9.
And now we are starting to put live the video clips.
Jutta Eckstein opened the conference with her keynote on Proximity over Distance, where she shared her rich experience of making distributed agile work.
Enjoy and watch for our updates as more video will be put live within the next days.
Computer Science engineer for 10 years in distinct software editors, passionate about “Development, testing and release Processes”, “Open Source development”, “Software Factories”, “Usability”.
I’m CSM since 2006, convinced by Scrum since 2004. Working with agile tools in mind for many years. I’ve presented a session in AgileTour in France about the productivity tools for Java Developers (from TotalCommander to TeamCity, Eclipse + Mylyn, …) and I really interested in Lean Software Development, Kanban, Scrum, Software Factories (Maven, Ant, …), Developers Productivity, Usability (8 years of UI development), … everything that helps a company to build a better software with the help of great coders !
Dimitri’s at eXo is VP Quality, to drive the overall dynamic of eXo Platform to improve its organisation and processes to build a better software.
Talk “An Agile Coach to start Scrum widely in a company”
Starting Scrum in one team is not always easy, you have to teach and involve the whole team to adopt new principles and a new way of working and communicating. Starting Scrum for 20+ teams in 4 countries is really not simple and involves some strategies that are not explained in Scrum certification program.
Where to start?
How to explain and avoid confusion across the teams?
How to be supported by the hierarchy?
How long will it take?
I’ll detail the way eXo Platform fully implemented Scrum in the past months, sharing our experiences and feedbacks.