Join me on November 2, where I’ll be the guest presenter for The Coin Game, a modified version of the Agile Penny Game, which highlights value delivery and assessing value. This game delivers lessons about Lean concepts such as batch size, value delivery, making improvements, changing team members, self-management, and more.
Are you a business analyst or project manager struggling to fit in with an agile development team? Project Managers and Business Analysts have seen significant changes in their roles and they are not alone; many roles have evolved with the transition to Agile methods. It’s time to stop struggling to find where you fit it in software development and map out your personal strategy for career growth.
Agile is an approach that transcends national borders. Despite the Agile Manifesto was originally written by a group of American developers, the successful implementation of Agile techniques led to its spread around the world. We are proud of the fact that there are teams, companies and Agilists communities on every continent.
The first annual unconference with Agile Baltimore Group as local Lean/Agile practitioners, technologists, entrepreneurs and advocates come together for a day of idea sharing, networking, and collaboration.
Together with the Agile Alliance, Agile Open Northwest presents a one-day Open Space in Portland on September 24, 2015. You’ll have a chance to collaborate with 125 others, using Open Space Technology to start, discover, and share discussions around agile topics…and to meet the directors of the Agile Alliance and of Agile Open Northwest.