As the agile movement crosses the 20-year mark, many of us have found belonging in the agile community; and purpose and storytelling and in our agile journeys. Now, more than ever, it seems like our community is coming together in support of each other as we journey through the pandemic wasteland.
This is the intent and inspiration behind the Agile Caravanserai series.
Just as ancient travelers rested and recovered at caravanserais, we hope that each of our episodes will provide rest, recovery and hope; in addition to binding us closer together in this ongoing journey.
This episode of Agile Caravanserai is a presentation from Bob Martin given at our recent Lean + Agile DC Conference.
Bob Martin self proclaims himself as the Agile Curmudgeon yelling at the neighborhood kids to get off his lawn. In this talk, he will describe was agile was, is, and should be. No muss, no fuss, no adjectives like Lean, Scaled, SAFE, LESS, or anything else. Just agile, the whole agile, and nothing but the agile.
If you are looking to hear from other practiced Agile experts and industry leaders, check out our upcoming Global Agility + Innovation Summit: https://www.agilityinnovationsummit.com/
5 Jan 2024
Jim Highsmith - Lean + Agile DC
Today’s press is full of AI prognostications, many predicting a dire future. They are all wrong. History tells us that predicting technology’s path is futile. However, preparing for it is not. What does history tell us about past technology advances that we can use to prepare for the future—for both we as individuals and our businesses? Join Jim Highsmith whose recent book, Wild West to Agile, delves into the history of software development and establishes an historical framework that helps prepare us for the future.
If you are looking to hear from other practiced Agile experts and industry leaders, check out our upcoming Global Agility + Innovation Summit: https://www.agilityinnovationsummit.com/
1 Nov 2022
Mary Lynn Manns
Mary Lynn Manns is an author, educator and leading change consultant based in Asheville, North Carolina.
I’ve had the privilege of knowing Mary Lynn for close to two decades.
Along with Linda Rising, she is the co-author of the “Fearless Change” Books. “Fearless Change: Patterns for Introducing New Ideas” was released in 2005, and “More Fearless Change: Strategies for Making Your Ideas Happen” came out 10 years later in 2015.
Mary Lynn has presented and led workshops for conferences and organizations such as Microsoft, Amazon, Proctor & Gamble, and Avon.
Mary Lynn has had a 38-year career as a professor at UNC Asheville where she is now a Professor Emerita.
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