Well, it’s been a marathon weekend with back to back sessions at the SNEC and Mass Bay PMI Chapter’s professional days. I’ve always enjoyed these sessions and these two were no exceptions. I got to have some intriguing conversations and meet many interesting people. In an effort to not overwhelm people’s in-boxes, I deemed it prudent to post my slides here rather then distribute them in emails. [Read more...]
Thanks to everyone from the Mass Bay PMI Chapter for coming to see me speak about Agile in the Enterprise. It was a great discussion and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I have made my slides available from tonight’s presentation, they can be downloaded here.
Also, several people expressed some interest in local Agile groups so that they could learn more. I would point out three specific ones that have monthly meetings and support vibrant communities of both learners and practitioners:
Working with the PMI Agile Virtual Community, I recently dabbled with publishing a presentation as a video with a voice over. This is a pecha kucha (20 slides advancing every 20 seconds) that I presented at the PMI Global Congress. I hope you enjoy.
I recently spoke at the two Agile Journal Events; one in Boston and one in Newark and I spoke as the keynote about Agile Software Development and how there is so much more value to it than just turning out software faster, cheaper and with less defects.
There really is a lot of say about this, and I intend to write more, but for now I wanted to make my presentation available. It can be downloaded here: Agile Beyond Faster, Cheaper and Less Defects
Many thanks to the people who attended this presentation. Their comments and observations were very good and helpful. Getting this type of feedback is great!. You can download a copy from this location. The impact of Agile Architect Teams in Scaling Enterprise Efforts
George and I presented our Agile Battlemapping presentation at the Agile2009 conference. I had an absolutely fantastic time and based on the feedback we received from the audience, it appeared that everyone else had a good time too. This was the first time we had added the practical exercises. First the audience members individually drew battlemaps of their own projects or programs followed and then they combined into groups to create prioritized response strategies. I look forward to making further enhancements and to the next time we present it. Click below do download a PDF of the presentation.
Agile 2009: Mapping the Change Battlefied
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