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Concrete Experimentation in Agile Environments
Bernd Schiffer discusses the importance of experiments to drive change, how to start doing experiments right away, and how to plan, execute, and learn from experiments.
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Culture for Great Teams and Results
Richard Kasperowski introduces the Core Protocols useful for intentionally building a great team culture, and demonstrates how to implement 3 of them.
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What If There Were No Rules?
Ben Gracewood explains how to grow a SaaS Product Engineering Team from 8 to 80 (and beyond) while driving simplicity by actively shedding rules and regulations.
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The future of Agile in the Enterprise
The panelists, Alisa Bowen, Pete Steel, Cameron Gough, Lachlan Heasman (moderator), discuss the current status and the future of Agile in the enterprise.
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Experimenting with Experimental Ethics
Adrian Howard takes a look at different approaches to experimental ethics, explaining how a more team- and values-oriented approach can make product experiments safer and more effective.
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It all Starts with an Idea - Kicking Off Initiatives for Success
Craig Smith discusses techniques to start a project - impact mapping, idea canvas, problem pitch, finding features, etc. - prioritizing ideas, and knowing when to proceed with an idea or dump it.
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Stressed!
Geoff McDonald discusses the issue of mental health within corporations with case studies drawn from his extensive work with global organizations.
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Stress and Depression – The Taboo and What We Can Do About It
Gitte Klitgaard discusses the stress and stress-induced depression that hits many knowledge workers and offers several tips and tricks to prevent it.
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How a Simple Hackathon Helped Shape a New Mindset
Rhiannon Gaskell, Brett Wakeman, Rikki-Lee Vrankovich discuss how a hackathon sparked the change at Carsales AUS, followed by a number of initiatives that brought organizational agility.
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Blow Up the Business Case
Barry O'Reilly presents an alternative approach to managing and prioritizing an organization’s portfolio by using an evidence-based approach for making investment decisions.
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20 Minutes from Ticket to Production. Zero Downtime.
Paul Payne explains the benefits of containerization of a Go web service, discussing testing, integration, canary deploys and how they achieve 20 minute development cycles with zero downtime.
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Fighting Fit: Why You Need Health, Nutrition, and Fitness to Be a Successful Technologist
Hugh Williams shares his experiences of why health, nutrition, and exercise are essential to being a successful engineer and leader.