Agility at Scale Event in Minneapolis with Scott Ambler

[GARY MULLEN-SCHULTZ]

We cordially invite you to an exciting event on the topic of "Agility at Scale" in Minneapolis on Thursday, January 12.  The keynote speaker will be Scott Ambler, Chief Methodologist for Agile/Lean for IBM Rational and well-known industry expert.

Please find more details in the attached PDF.  Feel free to forward this invitation to others you know who may have interest.

Here is a brief description of the event:

Many organizations have adopted, and then tailored, a combination of Scrum and Extreme Programming (XP) as they’ve adopted agile strategies. But organizations who have proven to be successful in adopting agile have found that this isn’t enough - that they also needed to adopt strategies for all aspects of the delivery lifecycle from start to finish.

Disciplined Agile Delivery (DAD) is a hybrid agile process framework which addresses full agile delivery lifecycle in a governed and enterprise-aware manner. In addition to the leadership and requirements management strategies of Scrum, and the technical practices of XP, in this workshop you’ll learn how to successfully initiate an agile project, mitigate risk early in the agile lifecycle, how to weave governance into the lifecycle, and the issues which agile teams face transitioning their solutions into production.

You will also learn how Rational's flagship solution for Collaborative Lifecycle Management (CLM 2011) helps you address the pressing issues and risk inherent in any software development project, agile or otherwise.

Contact me with any questions.

Thanks, Gary

[shilpa Venkateshwaran]

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