“Simple” Slides from #AgileEE
Had a blast at Agile Easter Europe 2016, for the 4th time now. Here are slides of my talk, “Simple”. A story of memes, Chuck Norris and Frozen. It was recorded so get ready, it’s coming.
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InfoQ Interview on Agile Product Planning
When I was at Agile Eastern Europe, I was interviewed by Ben Linders of InfoQ. This part is about “Agile product management and planning”. Also check out the first part on “Managing expectations in agile”.
“The New Agile” Video from Agile Eastern 2015
I know you’ve been waiting for it. Well, here it is anyway. The New Agile
“New Agile” Slides from #AgileEE
Had great fun presenting the New Agile today at Agile Eastern Europe in Kiev. Here are the slides. You can also watch the video here. And the original (longer) session slides are here. Also check out the New Agile Posts on the blog: The Beginning Certifications Why is agile so popular? More, please! Size matters
Upcoming Events
Here we go again. March madness first: I’m happy to say I’m going to cover two thirds of Europe in less than 2 weeks. On March 16-7th I’ll be at ACE! conference (that’s Agile Central Europe for the geography pundits). I’ll be presenting “ROI is Dead!” and if I survive it, a day later a
“Not The Agile I Used To Know” Video
It’s been two months already, and Agile Eastern Europe is long past. Which is why it is a good opportunity to put my talk there “Not the agile I used to know” front and center.
4 Signs That Agile is Declining–The Sequel
It’s been more than two years since I’ve wrote “4 signs that agile is declining”. I gave a talk at Agile Eastern Europe (which hopefully will be up soon) that revisited this topic. I went over things I see today that help agile lose. Not because it’s bad, but the way it seems from business
AgileEE 2012 Videos
Well it’s been a great fun going to Agile Eastern Europe this year. Hope to get back there next year! Here are the videos of my talks there. First, the lightning talk: Will you still love me tomorrow? And my main talk: 10 Phrases that can derail an agile project