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Past Events
Agile Business Conference 2012 Keynote and Uncertainty Management
11 OCT 2012 | Agile Business Conference 2012 |Agile Business Conference 2012 - IndigoBlue Sessions
Overview
Keynote: Agile Supercharged - Scaling Agile as a Business Change Tool
IndigoBlue's James Yoxall and Kevin Heery, IPC Media's Digital Technology Director, presented a keynote at the Agile Business Conference 2012 on scaling Agile. IPC Media has successfully used Agile for a number of years - they won the award for Most Engaged Management Team at the 2011 Agile Awards for example. In their keynote James and Kevin looked at taking Agile to the "next level".
Icebreaker? A Dynamic Approach to Uncertainty Management
Mike Robinson provided IndigoBlue's latest insights into the management of uncertainty using Agile techniques.
What are the next steps for organisations using Integra?
03 OCT 2012 | Breakfast Discussion |What are the next steps for organisations using Integra?
Overview
Many organisations who depend on Integra are now considering the future. Iris has launched it's new Integra NG product, which offers potentially significant improvements, but moving requries large scale changes to both technology and process as a result. There are many opportunities that can be grasped by this change and moving to Integra NG is not necessarily a natural progression. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the varying options and share experience between organisations within the sector.
Webinar: Agile Governance from the Top Down
22 AUG 2012 | Agile Business Conference Webinar |Agile Business Conference Webinar
Overview
Agile delivery teams argue that they provide a more effective platform for governance, by giving a clearer and more honest picture of project status.
Unfortunately, the story from the top down is somewhat different. Senior management and project offices find Agile projects almost completely opaque, and totally reliant upon the assurances of key individuals.
This webinar looks at the reasons why such a gap in understanding exists, and defines the necessary components of a governance process so that the objectives all parties involved can be met.
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PREVIOUS SPEAKERS
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John Seddon
Professor John Seddon is the author of the best-selling Freedom from Command and Control, John has a reputation for being controversial, but informed. Whilst his main body of work studies the knock on effects of inefficiencies at the transactional edge of Service Organisations, his more recent work focuses on Public Services with even more compelling arguments.
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Steve Dale
Steve Dale is the architect of the award winning Community Platform – the local government online community of communities. Communities Platform currently has over 96,000 registered users and 1,500 communities. Steve will talk about how you encourage a community to work together to share information and create a truly dynamic website.
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Don Reinertsen
Don Reinertsen is recognised internationally for his ground-breaking work on the management of product development. Combining intellectual rigour with inspiration from a surprising variety of disciplines such as Modern Warfare or Queuing Theory, Don brings invaluable clarity of thinking in complex decision making in a language understandable by all change stakeholders.
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Neil Kleiner
Neil is UK Head of Social Media at Havas Media.
His background (after giving up trying to be a music journalist for his own independent music magazine) is with digital agencies and digital consulting.
He advises leading brands on the effective use of social media and the level of engagement needed.
WHAT WE'RE SAYING
I get asked the question ‘who is your favourite 19th century Prussian Field Marshal’ quite a lot, as I suspect you do as well. There are of course several great contenders for this title, but my vote has to go Helmuth Von Moltke the Elder. Why? Because of his contribution to the concept of dynamic planning! Trying to convince people that planning is a continuous and never ending process and not something that’s completed at the start of a project is a constant challenge for me and I will grab any support I can get.
