The next year of Agile Prague Conference is going to be Sep 15-16, 2025.
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Join the workshops organized together with Agile Prague 2024 and learn:
September is an Agile month. At least you can make it very Agile.
Join AgilePrague Sep 16-17, Women In Agile Prague Sep 18, and Regional Scrum Gathering Stockholm Sep 9-10. Three conferences, great learning. Register today to get early bird ticket.
Enjoy #AgileSeptember!
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Wouldn’t it be great to go to a conference that included all of the topics that are most interesting to you? A conference that addressed your most pressing questions?
That’s what the Open Space sessions are for. It’s the part of the conference that you get to design.
Join the lunch Open Space and deepen your learning experience.
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For AgilePrague 2015, we asked the speakers to answer the following four questions:
What is the hardest part of Agile?
What is the easiest part of Agile?
What is the most neglected part of Agile?
What is the most useful part of Agile?
David Hussman:
Hard: Not knowing
Easy: Knowing
Neglected: Product focus
Useful: Learning faster
Joshua:
H: Thinking
E: Agile isn't easy
N: Thinking
U: Delivering awesome outcomes
Liz:
H: Overcoming cognitive bias
E: Recognizing patterns
N: Dealing with reality, existing cultures
U: Cynefin (see her presentation)
Oded:
H: Changing people
E: Process
N: Culture and values
U: Focus on business and customer value
Pawel:
H: Bias toward recipes, too much focus on practice
E: Even shallow Agile implementation provides some value
N: Why we are doing what we do
U: Getting feedback
Jurgen:
H: Changing the organization and oneself
E: Going to conferences
N: Discipline
U: Systems thinking and recognizing complexity
Bas:
H: Doing Agile Right
E: Doing Agile Wrong
N: Good technical practices
U: Focus on people
Vasco:
H: Thinking for yourself
E: Trying it for yourself (no need to ask permission)
N: Chaos theory
U: It's about people
Jutta:
H: Agile is an enduring journey
E: Practices
N: It's not all about people...it's about delivery
U: Retrospectives
Louise:
H: Achieving a hive mind
E: Improving communication
N: Willingness to change and respond to circumstances
U: Making business part of delivery
Cliff:
H: Living the values
E: Saying you're "Agile"
N: Customers
U: Retrospection
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