Saturday, February 20, 2010
Lean Software & Systems Conference Program Announced
The Lean Software & Systems Conference program has been announced. Each of the 3 days is packed with great content describing how Lean is being adopted and leveraged to generate real business benefits. As with the Miami conference in 2009, the focus is on practitioners telling real stories from the field describing why, what and how changes were implemented along with the tangible business benefits. This is by far the best ever conference focused solely on Lean (including kanban systems) applied to the field of software development, IT and systems engineering.
The program is so packed with quality it is impossible to single people out. Some folks you’ll have heard of… Donald Reinertsen, Mary Poppendieck, Jim Shore, Arlo Belshee, Karl Scotland, Alan Shalloway, Joshua Kerievsky, David Laribee, Simon Baker and Gus Power, and Richard Turner. There are four Gordon Pask Award winners on that list alone! And some folks you might not have heard of but really need to check out because their stuff is amazing… Robert Charette, Richard Hensley, Bo Oppenheim, Benjamin Mitchell, Christoph Louvion, Ryan Martens and Yuval Yevet!
The Lean Software & Systems Conference program has been announced. Each of the 3 days is packed with great content describing how Lean is being adopted and leveraged to generate real business benefits. As with the Miami conference in 2009, the focus is on practitioners telling real stories from the field describing why, what and how changes were implemented along with the tangible business benefits. This is by far the best ever conference focused solely on Lean (including kanban systems) applied to the field of software development, IT and systems engineering.
The program is so packed with quality it is impossible to single people out. Some folks you’ll have heard of… Donald Reinertsen, Mary Poppendieck, Jim Shore, Arlo Belshee, Karl Scotland, Alan Shalloway, Joshua Kerievsky, David Laribee, Simon Baker and Gus Power, and Richard Turner. There are four Gordon Pask Award winners on that list alone! And some folks you might not have heard of but really need to check out because their stuff is amazing… Robert Charette, Richard Hensley, Bo Oppenheim, Benjamin Mitchell, Christoph Louvion, Ryan Martens and Yuval Yevet!
Many of the presentations are new and have not been presented at previous conferences and many of the speakers will not be appearing at other agile community events in North America in 2010. If you believe that Lean (and Kanban) are the way forward for your organization then you simply have to register and come down to Atlanta in April. You won’t find better value anywhere else! Don’t miss out! Bring a colleague to insure you get full coverage. Register now!
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Conference Chair: David J. Anderson
Track Chairs: Alan Shalloway, Joshua Kerievsky, James Sutton, Eric Willeke, Chris Shinkle, David Anderson
Open Space: Jean Tabaka and Aaron Sanders
Lightning Talks: Eric Landes
Event Planner: Kelly Wilson
Organizing Sponsor: Software Engineering Professionals (SEP)
Title Sponsor: NetObjectives
Event Team: Dennis Stevens, Janice Linden-Reed, Aaron Sanders, Eric Landes
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