XPday London

Practical Tools For Agile Teams

Session title: Practical Tools For Agile Teams

Presenters: Gwyn Morfey and Laurie Young

Abstract:

In this fast-moving and varied presentation, Gwyn and Laurie will condense over a year's worth of retrospectives into one hour of shiny new practices that have been stress-tested in small web development teams.

We'll talk about the Wall of Wire, the Sword of Integration, and how to play Speed Poker with commitment and without cards. This is an experience session, so each new tool will be supported by a description of the problem that caused us to develop it, and the results of putting it into practice.

Other areas we'll cover:

* How to keep your stakeholders focussed using Blackberry Breaks
* How to stage an Agile Intervention on a stalled project
* How to manage multiple small projects without massive overhead
* Why it's sometimes better to have an outsider run the stories workshop
* When to buy lunch (and when not to buy wine with lunch)
* And many others

Comments

From Richard [198.102.219.131] - 2009-10-28

I saw this at Scrum Gathering in Munich.  Was a good session.

From Sallyann Freudenberg [86.169.28.9] - 2009-09-09

I really like the sound of this session.

I was wondering whether it might be possible to extend the time and give people the chance to try out some of the techniques? I tend to find that things 'stick' better if I've tried them practically.

From Seb Rose [195.212.29.67] - 2009-09-04

I like the idea of this session too, but can you really cram this much information into an hour without audience overload? Has this session been presented elsewhere?

From RobertChatley [94.194.205.196] - 2009-08-21

I like the idea of this session, as it seems like tips and tales from people who have been working on projects for a while and thinking about how to tune their process. Multiple small projects is something I've seen a number of teams struggle with.

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