Agile Australia 2009 Update
The Agile Australia 2009 conference has taken shape since I last checked. The program looks great, and if you have look at the speaker list you will spot some familiar names. Good to see, guys.
Due to a prior commitment I won’t be able to attend, which is very disappointing. I hope you all enjoy the gig, and that somebody is collecting presentations/notes.
Agile Australia 2009
The Agile Australia 2009 conference is on in Sydney on 15-16 October 2009. The website says:
Agile Australia 2009 will be an exciting conference focussing on how enterprises can embrace an agile approach.
Attend Agile Australia 2009 to discuss issues around agile in the enterprise – governance, culture, people, organisation and process. Understand the latest thinking through the exchange of ideas, strategies and first hand experiences.
Grab the opportunity to share and learn with peers and experts as we explore agile development in the enterprise.
Other than that, there’s not a lot of detail on what it’s all about. Has anyone got any more details they can share?
Managing the Transition to Agile
A free breakfast workshop from Renewtek for those interested in applying lean principles to software development. Check out the invitation (pdf) for more details.
| Melbourne: | Tuesday 3 March 2009, Crown Towers, Southbank |
| Sydney: | Wednesday 4 March 2009, The Museum of Sydney |
Registration from 7:00am, breakfast served from 7:30am. Event concludes at 9:30am sharp.
Scrum talk at the inaugural Brisbane Agile / Scrum User Group meeting
I’ll be giving a rather cryptically titled talk at the inaugural Brisbane Agile / Scrum User Group meeting this Wednesday (the 29th). Here’s the blurb…
Scrum through a Kaleidoscope and a Crystal Ball
Scrum makes sense from multiple angles. In this session we will identify connections between Scrum and such diverse things as the household “to do” list, financial markets and the relatively new field of social complexity science! We will also look into the crystal ball to consider where Agile and Scrum might be heading. Much of this is based on emerging trends and initiatives currently in the pipeline. We conclude by reflecting on how we can each play a part in shaping how Agile progresses into the mainstream software development community in Australia.
James Brett has quite an action-packed agenda lined up so be sure to join us if you’re in the Brisbane area.
Melbourne Scrum User Group
There is now a Melbourne Scrum User Group. Details available at: http://scrum.meetup.com/12/
If you’re in Melbourne please give them your support.