Riverfront 3
Blending Agile, Technology, and Design to Create New Customer Experiences
Stuart Smith
Session Details
Blending Agile, Technology, and Design to Create New Customer Experiences
Stuart Smith
Room: Riverfront 3
Track: Agile Beyond IT
Session Type: Talk [Beginner]
Summary: As we move further into the "experience economy," organizations need to learn how to continuously reinvent and redesign experiences and journeys for their customers. These experiences integrate physical and digital elements in new and exciting ways.
Learning Objects:

In this presentation, Stuart Smith, chief of Digital Innovation and Design at the National University of Singapore, will reflect on how practices from Agile, design, and technology are being blended to create these experiences, and what that means for organizations moving forward.

 

Waterfront 1
Embark on a Change Journey for a Sustainable Agile Transformation!
Ledalla Madhavi
Session Details
Embark on a Change Journey for a Sustainable Agile Transformation!
Ledalla Madhavi
Room: Waterfront 1
Track: Business Agility
Session Type: Talk [Advanced]
Summary: Sustainability: Is it a myth or a fact? Experience how leaders, managers, and teams embark on a sustainable change journey.
Learning Objects:
  • What it takes for Agile transformation to sustain
  • The role of Agile coaches, team members, managers, and leadership in easing into the entire journey
  • How important it is to start with the end in mind
  • The general phases through which the change journey goes in any organization
Riverfront 2
Everyday Agile: A Janitory's Journey
Li Yu Yo
Session Details
Everyday Agile: A Janitory's Journey
Li Yu Yo
Room: Riverfront 2
Track: Agile Beyond IT
Session Type: Talk [Advanced]
Summary: This is a case study from Ruzo Solutions about how Agile can be used in industries outside of technology projects. We will explore the use of Agile principles to create a business process improvement in a janitorial services company and describe the journey they have been on to improve customer satisfaction, employee morale, and bottom-line revenues.
Learning Objects: Agile methodologies outside of technology
Riverfront 1
Extreme Programming Should Be Dead! Here Is Why.
Trong Hiep Le
Session Details
Extreme Programming Should Be Dead! Here Is Why.
Trong Hiep Le
Room: Riverfront 1
Track: Technical Track
Session Type: Talk [Beginner]
Summary: This presentation will address why XP should be "dead" — and instead be considered a normal standard. It will conclude with reasons why XP should naturally be part of any Scrum Team.
Learning Objects:
  • Realize that XP is normal and simple.
  • Realize that calling it extreme programming is not good.
  • Encourage the Scrum Team to use "normal" practices and be normal developers.
Waterfront 2
Leadership Development for Business Agility on the Leader's Dance Floor
Angel Diaz-Maroto
Session Details
Leadership Development for Business Agility on the Leader's Dance Floor
Angel Diaz-Maroto
Room: Waterfront 2
Track: Business Agility
Session Type: Talk [Advanced]
Summary: The Leader's Dance Floor is a leadership development framework for Agile leaders, to nurture business agility and boost learning capabilities.
Learning Objects:
  • Business agility leadership development
  • Learning organizations
  • Leader's Dance Floor
  • Enemies of learning and friends of learning (according to ontological coaching)
Waterfront 3
The Human Side of Agile: Communication and Interaction
Dori Borden
Session Details
The Human Side of Agile: Communication and Interaction
Dori Borden
Room: Waterfront 3
Track: Business Agility
Session Type: Talk [Beginner]
Summary:

In this exciting Lightening Talk, I will cover the basics on how to focus on human interaction and communication when practicing Agile. Often, when implementing or practicing Agile, we tend to focus on the processes. But we can't forget the Agile Manifesto, which emphasizes communication and human interaction!

 

Learning Objects:

The principles I will cover are as follows:

  1.  What does it truly mean to put individuals over processes?
  2. How do you collaborate with the customer rather than negotiate contracts?
  3. How can you tell if your team is not communicating as they should?
  4. Face-to-face conversation is the best form of communication.

This session is all about what is truly important in Agile - Human interaction and communication.

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