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Home » About Conference » Agile Prague Conference 2011 » Program 2011 » Speakers and Talks » Sjerk Van Riel /Belgium/
Sjerk Van Riel - Agile @ European Institutions
Sjerk Van Riel /Belgium/, being involved in tailored software development projects for over 13 years, has always understood the crucial role that the customer - the business - plays in order to achieve successful high quality projects.
Becoming more and more aware of the necessity of continuous business involvement, flexibility, iteration based management approaches and the importance of test driven designs, Sjerk has introduced agile principles and scrum methodologies into projects and organizations.
Besides participations in software projects as scrum master or scrum product owner, Sjerk provides consultancy on efficient business involvement.
http://www.linkedin.com/in/sjerkvanriel
Slides: PragueConference-Sjerk-VanRiel
Agile @ European Institutions ?
(talk with Andrej Zachar)
“Agile” and “public sector”? It sounds like cats and dogs, doesn't it?
Nevertheless never say it is impossible.
We would like to witness a case study of cooperation with a European institution evolving from traditional methodologies into an agile approach, but with respect of the type of organization.
The positive feedback we got from ICT and business, now acts like an 'agile' microbe entering other European and (Belgian) federal institutions!
Yes, it is possible! And it is fun!
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