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Agile And Traditional
Approaches To Project Success: Is Hybrid A Poor Second Choice?
Presented by Pedro Serrador
Many organizations use a combination of Agile and
Traditional practices: Hybrid Agile. Is this is poor decision or a rational
one? Using data from 477 projects, worldwide, we examined the issue of how
Hybrid Agile projects perform compared to the alternatives. In this
presentation, based on an award-winning academic paper, we will give the
answer.
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Tuesday, February 7, 2023; 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
EST
Host: The Great IT Professional
Cost: Free
How to Improve
Communication and Collaboration Between Developers and Scrum Masters
There is a common myth amongst Developers on Scrum Teams -
"When the Scrum Master doesn't interfere with your work, it's already
good." Such an opinion can be symptoms of a problem.
Scrum is a tool that helps people, teams and organizations
generate value through adaptive solutions to complex problems. If Scrum is a
source of frustration (because, for example, "the Scrum Master keeps on
distracting us"), it's a sign that it is not Professional Scrum but the
team is just going through the motions and not embracing what Scrum has to
offer. In this Scrum Pulse, PSTs Joanna
Plaskonka and Magdalena Kucharska will talk about these
misconceptions and consider what you can do to make working with Scrum Master
better and more effective through communication.
The audience will take away the following:
1) Scrum Masters have a lot of positive energy and they want to help
Developers, sometimes too much. Scrum Masters may get lost, too. The audience
will see Scrum Masters' efforts and channel them towards something useful and
valuable in terms of product development and good collaboration within the
Scrum Team.
2) Language and intentions matter. Focus on what's behind the words you are
using in relations with Scrum Masters (and other Scrum Team members)
3) We all thrive towards greatness and mastery. Scrum is there to help us, as
well as Scrum Master. The audience will get some ready to use communication
tools that they can work with and support Scrum Masters on their road to
excellence.
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Wednesday, February 8, 2023; 10:00 am – 11:00 am
EST
Host: Scrum.org
Cost: Free
Transformation
Readiness: How to Thrive in Changing Times
Presented by Traci Duez
The key to change isn't just a vision, planning,
communication, or training. The key to growth is focusing your team on the
value generated by the change and how they can most effectively create that
value. Participants will learn how to make the mental shifts necessary, how to
control their focus and learn the three-dimensional framework for making the
biggest difference and handling the emotions around change.
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Wednesday, February 8, 2023; 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
EST
Host: The Great IT Professional
Cost: Free
Creating Reliable
Software in a World Where Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity
(Vuca) Is the New Normal
Presented by Stephen Cohen
We are in an era where good requirements, known
environments, and everyone is on our network are things of myth and
legend. Today's software isn't a modernized version of past
implementations. Change isn't some abstract thing in the future its now,
every day, every minute. In this session we will establish a new baseline for
acceptable software.
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Thursday, February 9, 2023; 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
EST
Host: The Great IT Professional
Cost: Free
How to Succeed in Your
IIBA® Exam in The 1st Attempt
Presented by LN Mishra, President, Adaptive US
By the end of this webinar, you’ll know:
• How IIBA certifications can play
an important role in your BA career
• How to pass IIBA exam in the 1st
attempt
• Adaptive support for IIBA Exam
prep
• Q&A
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Thursday, February 9, 2022; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
EST
Host: Adaptive US
@AdaptiveUS
Cost: Free
One more time: Do we still
have to write requirements?
Presented by Steve Blais, PMP
Sometimes it seems that the decades old debate between agile
software development and non-agile approaches about whether requirements need
to be written down is not going to go away. But the debate lingers on. On the
one side, there are a number of reasons why we need to have a written record of
project and software requirements. On the other side, we should just sit down
and talk about it until we figure out what were going to deliver in the project
or with the software. This webinar attempts to provide a definitive breakdown
of both sides of the debate and a recommendation for what can be done to
increase the potential for quality project results and working software.
Topics:
• Why gather and
document requirements?
• How does a “no
requirements” environment work?
• What happens to
the job of requirements definition?
• What is a
business analyst to do?
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Thursday, February 9, 2023; 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EST
Host: Modern Analyst
@ModernAnalyst
Cost: Free
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