With growing complexity of software systems there is a need to fill the gap that does not fit easily into Sprints: testing security, performance, stability or maintainability of the system. I will share my experience from being a test engineer with a touch of Agile experience background.
Room: IroquoisTopics: Project Management; Tags: Agile; Project Management; Software Process; Testing
A 1,000 users may not sound like much, but when most products fail that's a huge number. We all have ideas for building software as a service. But how do we turn that into a product?
Room: FarmingtonTopics: Application Development; Project Management; Soft SkillsUser ExperienceTags: Development Practices; Project Management; Other
Real world experiences and how to prevent failures.
Room: FarmingtonTopics: Project ManagementTags: Project Management
Often developers are paid to merely "keep the lights on" when they could instead be forces of innovation. This session explores various anti-patterns and obstacles within organizations that make it hard for developers to do their best work.
Room: AppalachianTopics: Project Management; Soft Skills; Tags: Development Practices; Project Management; Soft Skills; Software Process
This talk will start with why you need to be good at estimating and cover fallacies surrounding it (including its role in Agile). We'll discuss multiple ways to perform estimates with their pros and cons.
Room: JeffersonTopics: Application Development; Project Management; Tags: Architecture Practices; Development Practices; Project Management; Software Process
Developers are key in driving well-written user stories. This session will show good user stories and how you can coach your product owner toward writing effective and well-written user stories. This session covers estimating techniques of user stories and how to improve estimates over time.
Room: AppalachianTopics: Requirements; Tags: .NET; Accessibility; Agile; Architecture Practices; Big Data; Clojure; Cloud; Continuous Deployment; Cross-Platform; Database/SQL; Design (UI/UX/CSS); Development Practices; DevOps; Functional Programming; Hardware; iOS/OSX; IoT; Java; JavaScript; Mobile; PHP; Project Management; Python; Requirements; Ruby/Rails; Scala; Security; Soft Skills; Software Process; Testing; Web; Web Services; Windows 8/10; Other Languages; Other
You hired a DevOps "person", or you have a DevOps "team", and they are automating all sorts of interesting things; but that's not really DevOps... We'll have an honest and frank discussion about what DevOps is and what it isn't, but we'll also talk about the steps for transitioning toward DevOps.
Room: Julia Belle BallroomTopics: Application Development; Project Management; Soft Skills; User Experience; Tags: Agile; DevOps; Project Management; Security; Software Process; Testing; Other Languages; Other
Many new leaders make early mistakes because they don't make the mind-shift from doer to leader, and they don't understand that projects and teams have different needs. This session helps new leaders become effective faster.
Room: JeffersonTopics: Project Management; Soft Skills; Tags: Architecture Practices; Development Practices; Project Management; Soft Skills; Software Process
Big A little a What Begins With A? Business Analysis in Agile...It is the Activity Not the Title What is Big A little a What are Requirements (IIBA) How do User Stories & Acceptance Criteria correlate the idea we have of Requirements Where Does Business Analysis occurs in Agile Why BA Should
Room: HeartlandTopics: Project Management; Requirements; Soft SkillsTags: Agile; Project Management; Requirements
Practical considerations for getting the most out of green developers, and setting them up for success.
Room: IroquoisTopics: Soft Skills; Tags: Agile; Development Practices; Project Management; Soft Skills
An intro to SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework) with a real-world example
Room: JeffersonTopics: Project Management; Tags: Agile; Project Management; Software Process
Learn how to identify some of the most common forms of waste in Agile shops, how you can measure it, and steps you can take to mitigate it. We’ll also talk about how you can evaluate your success, in terms of quality improvements, higher throughput, happier developers, and more.
Room: AppalachianTopics: Project Management; Tags: Agile; Project Management
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