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You Might Be An Agile
Leader, If...
Presented by Bob Galen
Channeling his best Jeff Foxworthy, Bob Galen shares some
patterns and anti-patterns that surround the leadership shift to more agile
tactics and mindset that many leaders are facing and struggling to adopt.
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Tuesday, January 18, 2022; 11:00 am – 11:45 am
EST
Host: The Great IT Pro
Cost: Free
How Effective Teams Can Scale
Agile in the Enterprise
Presented by Chris Knotts, Cprime Learning
When the agile movement first saw broad adoption, there was
tremendous success at the team level. It didn't take long for large
organizations to run into challenges seeing that same type of success in
larger, more complex initiatives. This presentation is an introduction to the
expanded principles of agility intended to harness the effectiveness of agile
teams and bring better organizational alignment to larger efforts built upon
the effectiveness of highly agile teams.
This presentation focuses on how to expand the practice of agility to an
enterprise level, based on the principles of lean and value stream management.
Chris will review these key points:
• Why highly performing agile teams
are a good start towards implementing transformational work, but are only the
beginning
• How lean program and portfolio
management enables enterprise-wide agility
• The basics of how to prioritize,
coordinate, and manage multiple streams of enterprise work
• How and why finance and funding
practices must change to align with enterprise agility
• The difference between applying
lean concepts for innovation and experimentation, vs. applying them to mainline
work at scale
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Tuesday, January 18, 2022; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EST
Host: Global Knowledge
@GlobalKnowledge
Cost: Free
Your 2022 IT Risk
Forecast
Presented by Michael Milutis
This live conversation between Don Shafer, Scott Stribrny,
and Dr. Robert Charette will explore the many risks facing technology and
business professionals in 2022, from unexpected failures in artificial
intelligence and machine learning to talent shortages, technology debt, high
profile cyber attacks, and more!
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Tuesday, January 18, 2022; 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm EST
Host: The Great IT Pro
Influence and How to
Advise and Motivate for Successful Results
Presented by Dave Davis, OhioHealth
You are in position to influence behavior of people competing
project activities and advise key decision makers. How do you motivate workers
and also advise executives? The answer is trust. This presentation will discuss
trust and its importance to a project manager. Trust is not granted by title;
it has to be earned. We will explore ways trust is earned, ways it is lost, and
ways it can be rebuilt. Using a combination of life experiences, amusing
anecdotes, and proven research, you will better understand how trust is the
cornerstone soft skill for a distinguished project manager. Additionally, you
will know how to build trust and respect among your team.
Learning Objectives
• What is influence, and how does a
project manager obtain and manage influence of critical behaviors?
• What does it mean to be a trusted
advisor and how does the project manager earn the right to advise executives.
• What roles do Desire, Inspiration, and
Ability play in achieving the end result
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Tuesday, January 18, 2022; 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EST
Host: BATimes
Cost: Free
Bringing Data to
L.I.F.E. and Life to Data
Presented by Dr. Joe Perez, Chief Technology Officer, SolonTek
Corporation
What does it mean to bring data to life? Does data take on a
“LIFE” of its own, or does it have to be nurtured, prodded, refined,
pushed, and pulled along the way? Why should we even care? Marketing and
customer experience expert Jay Baer once said, “We are surrounded by data, but
starved for insight.” Although it has been said that exabytes of new
information are generated on a daily basis, how much of that data is actually
meaningful? Does volume necessarily translate into value?
What vision can we bring to bridge this gap?
A recent study involving more than 500 IT decision makers in
the US and the UK found that businesses are missing out on $5.2 million in
revenue due to untapped data. Your data are only as powerful as the business
decisions they fuel. In this session, discover the four “L.I.F.E.”
pillars of relevant data that will bring meaning to these masses of
numbers. Catch the right blend of left-brain logic and right-brain
ideas. Recognize the value of answering questions you know and exploring
questions you don’t know. Find out how to turn obstacles into
opportunities as you bring data to L.I.F.E. and life to data.
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Tuesday, January 18, 2022; 6:00 pm – 7:45 pm EST
Host: Bluegrass IIBA Chapter and Cincinnati IIBA
Chapter @IIBABluegrass @IIBACincy
Cost: Free
Mastering Stakeholder
Bias: The Key to PMO Success
Presented by Mark Perry
In this webinar, we are going to explain stakeholder bias
and present tips and techniques for its application in both projects and PMO
management.
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Thursday, January 20, 2022; 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
EST
Host: The Great IT Pro
Cost: Free
7 Steps To Reclaim Your
Scrum Master Super Power
Presented by Nagesh Sharma and Ravi Verma
Over the years, we have trained, mentored and coached
hundreds of Scrum Masters. As we reflect on our experience, one truth seems to
stand out - many Scrum Masters we meet are driven by a purpose.
Being a Scrum Master is not just a job for them. It is a
calling to help others. It is a calling to live by principles and values higher
than the principle of survival. The Scrum Master is accountable for the Scrum
Team's effectiveness and they are most fulfilled when they are truly honoring
their calling.
Unfortunately, in some organizations that claim to adopt
Scrum, a Scrum Master is not always fully respected and they are only
responsible for scheduling meetings, typing up notes, and being a management
enforcer to deliver on-time, on-budget and ever-increasing scope projects.
Being trapped in such roles can really affect the morale of purpose-driven
Scrum Masters and they are unable to really utilize their super power of
supporting the Scrum Team. But what can Scrum Masters do to avoid this pattern?
If you are interested in the answers to this question, please join us in this
webinar.
In this webinar, Professional Scrum Trainers Nagesh Sharma
and Ravi Verma will share seven concrete steps that purpose-driven Scrum
Masters can take to avoid and escape this trap while reclaiming their Scrum Master
superpower.
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Thursday, January 20, 2022; 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
EST
Host: Scrum.org
Cost: Free
BA Career Series Webinar:
Software Development Pearls of Wisdom
Presented by Karl Wiegers, Author, Principal Consultant at
Process Impact
Experience is a powerful teacher, but it’s also slow and
painful. Software practitioners can’t afford to make every mistake others have
suffered. You can compress the education and bypass much of the pain by
absorbing lessons from others who have already climbed the learning curves.
Based on my more than 50 years of software experience and 25
years of helping software teams succeed in nearly 150 organizations, the book
Software Development Pearls presents 60 lessons you can apply to projects
regardless of the application domain, technology, development lifecycle, or
your role. These pragmatic principles, perspectives, and practices cover six
crucial domains of project success: requirements, design, project management,
culture and teamwork, quality, and process improvement.
This presentation briefly introduces 24 of the 60 lessons
and drills down into six additional lessons. Collecting such pearls of software
wisdom can pay off quickly for anyone striving to build high-quality software
products, whatever their project role may be.
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Thursday, January 20, 2022; 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EST
Host: Bluegrass, Albany Capital District, Austin, Bay Area,
Calgary, Cincinnati, DC Metro,
Ottawa-Outaouais, and Phoenix IIBA Chapters
@IIBABluegrass
Cost: Free
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