XP2012 in Malmö Sweden May 21-25 2012
Theme: Agile By Design
Welcome to the 13th International Conference on Agile Software Development: XP2012 in Malmo Sweden May 21-25 2012!
Agile by Design - Deliberately going Agile in small teams and big organizations, designing systems, workplaces and organizations that enable agility.
The conference is a great sucess!
Highlights from the conference program:
Andrea Heck |
Big and distributed agile product development in healthcare industry - learnings from the first project At Siemens Healthcare syngo, we accomplished an agile transition with a big product development distributed to several countries. How we did that, and what we experienced throughout the first real agile project, what we gained there, which obstacles we had to overcome, where we are now and what we are still working on. |
Ken Power |
Identifying and Eliminating Waste in Complex Product Development Organizations Different people, groups, organizations and systems collaborate in a complex network of relationships and dependencies to produce something of value - generally a product or service. Identifying waste in this value network is a critical step towards creating a truly lean and agile organization. |
Marcus Ahnve |
Layers of complexity I have never been in a project with stable velocity. I find it really hard to measure the impact of changes in process. I find myself cringing everytime anyone compares programming to a car factory. I don't think I am alone.
With the help of Medium Number Systems and the Cynefin Framework I will show why a complex and non deterministic process cannot use the same feedback process as a deterministic one. |
Diana Larsen |
People Are Funny: Engaging Complex Human Systems Dynamics People, particularly people in groups, often act in ways we couldn’t predict and don’t understand. Human systems, like teams and organizations, display the most complex dynamics of all complex adaptive systems. In this interactive session, Diana Larsen will introduce models and methods from the Human Systems Dynamics Institute that leaders like you can use to gain a deeper understanding of the dynamics in your own teams and organizations and choose next steps to influence them toward true greatness. |
Todd Little |
Risky Business: An Outside-In Look at Agility and Risk Management Two industries that extensively deal with risk are Investment Banking and Oil Exploration. As a seasoned veteran involved in developing software in these industries, Todd will introduce a number of theories, tools and practices surrounding risk and risk management. He will share practical experience using these techniques and approaches, explaining what works and what does not based on his experience and that of his colleagues. |
XP2012 celebrates the intentional application of agile strategy and practices to promote effective and innovative systems development.