Keynote Jurgen Appelo
Since 2008 Jurgen writes a popular blog at www.noop.nl, that covers topics including Agile management, software engineering, business improvement, personal development, and complexity theory. He is the author of the book Management 3.0: Leading Agile Developers, Developing Agile Leaders, which describes the role of the manager in Agile organizations. And he wrote the little book How to Change the World, which describes his new supermodel for change management.
Thomas Karlsson
Thomas is an Agile Coach at Softhouse with 18 years experience of development and leadership in the IT-business. He has helped many small and large organizations improve their ways of working and is a strong believer in common sense and proven practices. Since 2006 his main focus has been on agile and lean ways of working and improvements mainly based on that. He has worked in roles like Development Manager, Product Manager, Agile Coach, Business Analyst, Project Manager, Scrum Master, Test Manager, Developer and Sales Person in a number of IT-companies and has a good holistic view of software development and organizational change.
Torbjörn Gyllebring
Torbjörn is a developer that grew frustrated with solving the wrong problems and the resulting waste of human potential. He decided to do something about it starting a journey of exploration, discovery and distinctivly non techie things. Having introduced XP & Scrum with varied success he started digging deeper into the human side of things, this led him to Lean, Systems Thinking and a constantly growing list of ideas that he's busy collecting & synthesising in an attempt to understand & improve the way work works. He's currently working as Development Manager at Cint AB where he help evolve processes, coaches teams and occasionally gets to write some code.
Jeffery Campbell
Jeff is an agile coach currently working with a large scale agile implementation at Ericsson as well as several smaller implementations. His interest in agile and lean extends outside the working place as well. He uses agile methods to manage aspects of his home life, and is one of the founding members of Scrum Beers Göteborg.
Anders Mårtensson
Anders has been working as Scrum master and team leader for agile software development projects for more than five years. His areas of expertise include technical knowledge necessary for agile projects to succeed and driving organizational change when aligning business to agile way of working. One of the founding members of Scrum Beers, he pursues agile at work and studies the effect of agile methodologies on working environments researching for his thesis at the Gothenburg University at the Department of Psychology.
Because we are a small, non-profit, organization we must enforce a strict no cancellation policy. No return on tickets to the event. Program subject to change at any time.
We plan to have a lot more offered at the event then are shown here at the moment, we will post it when the details are final!
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