FULL AGILITY Nosh - Network - Expand your Knowledge April 14, 2009

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Does your team experience Agile bursts interrupted by
bureaucratic bogs?
Is high-quality
documentation incompatible with Agility?

Is Agile Change Management an oxymoron?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you can't afford to miss Full Agility!
Full Agility is about tailoring Agile practices to your unique
organizational needs. Its about evaluating your Agility goals from a broad
view all the way down to the small easy-to-overlook details.
Full Agility is also about going beyond Agile work patterns,
to realize Agility in your analysis, design, documentation, change management,
and in your culture!

What will you gain?
Real tools and techniques that you can immediately apply to
dramatically enhance:

your Agile practice
your ability to
communicate and collaborate with external partners and stakeholders
your coordination between
teams
your visibility into key strategic and value
drivers across all sprints or iterations.

Who should attend?
Software Architects, Developers, Product Managers, Project
Managers, and anyone else who is responsible
for driving or delivering technological innovation in their organization:

Topics
Beyond
Religion: A Mature, Pragmatic, and Results-Driven View of Agility
The Benefits
of Full Agility and the Link between Agility and Innovation Effectiveness
The Core
Principles of Full Agility
Agile Analysis and Softening Hand-Offs
Agile Architecture and the Brittleness-Vetting Spectrum
Tailored Agile Work Patterns
Agile Culture
Agile Documentation
Agile Change Management

About the presenter
Julian Keith Loren has been using iterative development
methodologies to deliver mission-critical, enterprise-scale innovations for
over 15 years. He was an early adopter of Agile methods and Scrum work
patterns, but found that excessively-literal and non-tailored agile practices
were often adding unnecessary risk to high-risk projects. Julians Full Agility
methods and techniques have been used on numerous projects and contributed
significantly to his stellar track record:
Realization of 60 out of 61 I.T. innovation initiatives.
Broad and long-term adoption of 46 out of 61 I.T. innovation clusters.
Realization of 65 out of 67 innovation initiatives across
all categories.
Broad and long-term adoption of 48 out of 67 innovation clusters across all
categories.
Hundreds of individual innovations across all categories.

Julians track record in I.T. is especially noteworthy, as
success rates for I.T. innovation initiatives are notoriously low. During this presentation you will see many of
the techniques for consistently achieving success in even your most challenging
projects.
For more details and bio, please visit http://www.linkedin.com/in/juliankeithloren

We look forward to seeing you on April 14!
Thank you!

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Organized by Innovation Management Institute
The INNOVATION MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE organizes workshops and events where managers learn proven tools and techniques for innovation success.
Please visit www.innomgmt.com for details.
SPONSORED BY

East Bay Innovation Group

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Ticket Info:  General Admission, $51.15

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