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Ágiles2009 - Last call for participation

Posted by Manoel Pimentel on Jul 01, 2009

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What about joining a team of speakers that has names as Brian Marick, Diana Larsen, Matt Gelbwaks, Naresh Jain, Dave Nicolette, Alan Cyment, Alexandre Magno, and many others? Next Monday, July 6 will be the last chance for submitting a talk to Ágiles 2009!

Ágiles 2009 is a nonprofit event, to be held in Florianopolis (Brazil), organized by topic enthusiasts, united by the goal of creating a comprehensive discussion forum of agile methodologies and their adoption in Latin America.

As a speaker, you will have free access to the conference and some special advantages that the organizers are preparing for you! You can submit a tutorial, a talk, an experience report or a workshop. Access http://www.agiles2009.org/en/submissions.php and know what information we are asking for the submissions.

We hope to see you at Ágiles 2009!

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