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You Can and Should Make Hardware
Jeff Williams talks about how to always maintain zero difference between prototype and production versions, treat hardware as a delivery system for software value, run everyday design sprints and more
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I Have ADD and So Can - Ooh, Shiny!
Heidi Waterhouse discusses the statistics and theory of neurodiversity, and how a team can avoid the mono-culture mentally, as well as working to diversify.
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Kanban Roll-out Survival: Dealing with 'Idiots'
Katherine Kirk explains how to apply eastern philosophical models to help extend and support core Lean and Agile methods and practices when coaching teams, executives, project managers and devs.
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Agile Patterns and Anti-Patterns
The panelists share from their experiences working in various sized organizations, across various industries, Agile experiences which can be applied to another team, department, or organization.
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Continuous Delivery in Azure
Jimmy Bogard discusses continuous delivery in Azure, covering automated builds, packaging, deployments, CD pipelines, Azure Resource Manager, infrastructure-as-code, blue-green deployments, etc..
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CI/CD: Lessons from LinkedIn and Mockito
Szczepan Faber talks about two different use cases of implementing continuous delivery at scale: LinkedIn and Mockito. Yet the challenges, benefits & impact on the engineering culture are very similar
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How the Olympics Can Make You a Better Person
Sandy Mamoli shares learnings from her professional sports career, covering topics such as meritocracy and diversity, rapid feedback, radical candor and high-performance teams.
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Making a Bigger Impact: Important Skills to Master
Ariya Hidayat discusses the significance of tracking scopes and deliverables of a project, how to invoke changes to an organization, and how to improve the narrative of communication.
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Design for Continuous Evolution
Eric Brewer explores continuous evolution -adding features easily to a running service- a key to high velocity in development, focusing on immutability to decouple specification from instantiation.
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From a Laptop in a Box to a Successful Product Launch
Elise Aplin tells from her experience as a PM, an Agile journey to a successful beta launch, discussing practices used while implementing Objective Key Results and Hypothesis Driven Developments.
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Including Autism – The Person First
Estie Boteler and Anthony Boteler discuss what “autism” is, challenging certain views and values towards a person with a disability, suggesting how to support inclusive practices in the workplace.
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The Service-Delivery Review: The Missing Agile Feedback Loop
Matthew Philip introduces the service-delivery review as a feedback forum, explaining the basics of how to conduct a service-delivery review and the benefits, as well as typical fitness metrics.
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