Agile Eastern Europe Conference “Agileee 2010″: Schedule published, registration in progress
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balls8-9 October 2010

Great Program: 2 days, 4 stages, 40 talks & workshops!

4 Master Classes running by the key speakers!

More than 35 Speakers from 18 Countries

Belgium, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, U.K., USA, Ukraine, Russia and Belarus

We are working to make it happen right now while you’re reading this text! Meanwhile see the video!

Attendee Demographics

By July/29 we have 138 registrants and two more months for the registration to last.

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Collaboration with Local Communities

Agileee 2010 is offering collaboration program for Local Agile Communite: multiple levels of discounts, publicity, etc.

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Schedule is published – 38 hours of Agile talks

Get familiar with the conference schedule that consists of

  • 3 keynote talks
  • 4 full stages
  • 2 full days
  • 35 sessions
  • and total of 38 hours of Agile talks

We are happy to announce 2010 Agileee Speakers!!!

Mary PoppendieckMary POPPENDIECK
USA

Mary Poppendieck started her career as a process control programmer, moved on to manage the IT department of a manufacturing plant, and then ended up in product development, where she was both a product champion and department manager. Read more…

Keynote “It’s not about Working Software after all”

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Henrik KnibergHenrik KNIBERG
Sweden

Henrik Kniberg is an Agile/Lean coach at Crisp in Stockholm. He enjoys helping companies succeed with both the technical and human sides of software development. During the past 15 years he has been CTO of 3 Swedish IT companies and helped many more get started with Agile and Lean software development. Read more…

Keynote “The Essence of Agile”

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Danko KovatchDanko KOVATCH
Israel

Danko has been practicing SCRUM couple of years ago and on January 2006 he was certified as a SCRUM Master . On 2007 he received his Practitioner certification (CSP) thus becoming the first CSP in Israel. On August 2008 his request to be a certified Scrum Trainer was approved thus he became the first and only certified Scrum Trainer (CST) in Israel. Read more…


Visibility – the name of the game

Short Scrum games – the efficient way to produce team cohesion

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Marc LofflerMarc LOFFLER
Germany

I started working as a normal project manager 8 years ago using some agile techniques without even knowing that they are called “Agile”. I “met” Scrum the first time in 2008 made my CSM and evolved until today (and I’m still evolving). In 2009 I started to coach agile teams using Agile methods like Scrum. Read more…

How to defend against the 10 things that drive a ScrumMaster crazy

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Paul KlippPaul KLIPP
Poland

Paul Klipp is a seasoned expert in agile software development and outsourcing.

Paul serves as President and scrum Coach at Lunar Logic Polska in Central Europe. He started Lunar Logic’s project management department and assisted with the development and implementation of the company’s overall growth strategy. Read more…

Selling Agile

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Anda Abramovici

Anda ABRAMOVICI & Sudhindra RAO
USA
I’m a jack of all trades yet process is my passion. As an agile coach and PM, I help teams deliver software more effectively. I’ve been practicing through ThoughtWorks for over 2 years now and in the industry for over 10 years. Prior to that I was a Choreographer and Property Manager.
My hobbies: paint, write poetry, hike, read, cook creative meals, modern dance.

Suhindra RaoSudhindra Rao is a Agile Coach, Trainer and bleeding edge developer. He has been with ThoughtWorks Inc for 6 years and has delivered small and big assignments alike. In his role as a developer he has contributed to making Ruby a success at the Enterprise level. Read more…

Making Feedback Visible

Duration TBD

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Robert DempseyRobert DEMPSEY
USA

Prior to starting Atlantic Dominion Solutions, Robert worked with numerous IT consulting companies, helping clients set up enterprise networks including infrastructure, storage, and security. Read more…

Creating High Trust Distributed, Multicultural Agile Environments

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Vasco Duarte

Vasco DUARTE
Finland

Currently an Agile Coach in Nokia, Vasco Duarte is an experienced product and project manager, having worked in the software industry since 1997. Vasco has also been an Agile practitioner since 2004, he is one of the leaders and a catalyst in the adoption of Agile methods and an Agile culture at Nokia and previously at F-Secure. Read more…

Business Agility. How to take advantage of an Agile R&D?

Workshop “From an idea to a Vision you can implement”

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J.B. RainsbergerJ.B. (Joe) RAINSBERGER
Canada

See J.B. presenting at Agileee 2009

J. B. (Joe) Rainsberger helps software organizations better satisfy their customers and the businesses they support. Expert at delivering successful software, he writes, teaches and speaks about why delivering better software is important, but not enough. Read more…

Integrated Tests Are A Scam

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Mack Adams

Mack ADAMS
Canada/France

Mr. Adams has over 10 years of experience in IT software, services and consulting in a range of delivery and management roles. He has worked with agile since 2002 in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, India and is currently an agile coach in Paris. His focus is helping shape organizations to align their business strategy and delivery approach. He recently presented at Agile 2009, AgileTours Paris, XP-Suisse and Agile Central Europe.

“The Invisible Agile Coach”

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Robin DymondRobin DYMOND
Canada/USA

See Robin presenting at Agileee 2009

Robin Dymond is a proven leader and innovator in training for Scrum, Agile, and Lean methods. He regularly achieves 100% increase in productivity of teams he trains and supports. Read more…

Dude where’s my backlog?! Amplifying Product Owner effectiveness

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Yves HanoulleYves HANOULLE
Belgium/France

See Yves presenting at Agileee 2009.

Yves Hanoulle started working in IT in 1994.
He worked as software support, developer, team lead, trainer, agile coach. Yves believes that IT is mainly about working with people. Read more…

Sense of Urgency. What I learned from burning down my (parents) house.

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Monika KoniezcnyMonika KONIECZNY
Poland

Monika Konieczny is a project manager (certified Scrum Master). She has a graduate degree in computer science and is currently pursuing a PhD at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan where her research involves investigations into the use of altergames (simulation games for IT) in project management. Read more…

AlterGame – extremely-efficient Persona in 3D”

AlterGame – how to make communication in agile project more efficient

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Andrea HeckAndrea HECK & Tibor VIDA
Germany & Hungary

Andrea Heck has an University degree in Computer Science and working experience in many different roles of software development, from programmer to integration manager for several hundreds of developers and testers.

Tibor Vida
Tibor Vida is a Technical Department Leader of department Health Platform at evosoft Hungary Kft.

Tibor graduated as an Informatics Engineer in 2001 from the Technical University of Budapest, and started his career as a developer. He was working on many international projects involving Siemens top technologies like Simatic S7, WinCC, syngo. Read more…

Agile Offshoring

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Allan KellyAllan KELLY
U.K.

Allan Kelly has held just about every job in the software world: system admin, tester, developer, product manager and development manager. Depending his mood and time of day he is an Agile Coach, trainer, consultant and frustrated entrepreneur. Read more…

The BA role in agile projects

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Dr. Johannes MainuschDr. Johannes MAINUSCH
Germany

As Vice President Operations, Dr.Johannes Mainusch is responsible for supporting operations and technical development of the XING platform, a high-traffic site with over 8.7 million members worldwide. Read more…

Learn to walk before you run – Case studies at XING AG

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Sergey DmitrievSergey DMITRIEV
Norway

Strategy advisor for Making Waves in Oslo, Norway.

Working as a Scrum Coach have helped 3 organizations transform to Scrum. Read more…

Technical diving & Scrum.

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Piotr ZOLNIEREKPiotr ZOLNIEREK
Poland
It has been 26 years since my first hello world now. I spent most of those past being a programmer, a team leader, a CTO at anixe and a CSM. I give sometimes talks at the local university about scrum and kanban. Read more…
Agile Contracting in a world with fixed budgets

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Sergei AndrzeevskiSergei ANDRZEEVSKI
Russian Federation

Graduated from faculty of Physics of Saint-Petersburg State University in 1988. After graduation worked as a programmer and later as a software development manager. Read more…

Management of offshore agile projects

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Andrea ProvaglioAndrea PROVAGLIO
Italy

I’m an independent professional with almost twenty years of experience in the field of Information Technology. I assist clients from many different domains, which can range from large organizations such as the European Commission in Brussels, or large multinational banks, to small and dynamic IT companies. Read more…

Beyond Agile

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pawellipinskiPawel LIPINSKI
Poland

Pawel is a software architect and a consultant of enterprise software. Since 1999 he has been working in the design, development, and auditing of projects in a multitude of fields like banking, insurance, telecommunication, and media. Read more…

“Clean Tests” by Uncle Paul, or How to structure your tests so that they serve you well.

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Nikita FILLIPOV
Russian Federation

In 2007, Nikita organized its first pilot Agile project in “Begun” company. Same year Nikita received a Certified Scrum Master certificate. Read more…

Talk – TBD

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Pavel GABRIEL
Belarus

Pavel is an Agile evangelist, a project manager, a pragmatic programmer. Based in Minsk. Read more…

Successful software product development without testers

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Artem SERDYUK
Ukraine

University lecturer with a 9-year experience. In the process of teaching has tried many different software development processes, from RUP to Crystal. Read more…

Talk TBD

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Mikalai ALIMENKAU
Ukraine

Mikalai is an expert in software development on Java and team management.

More than 5 years of total experience, more than 3 years of work with Agile methodologies. Read more…

Talk TBD

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Timofey YEVGRASHYN
Ukraine

For more than 10 years I’ve been creating and managing software development teams. Every team and every project is unique combination. Observing the teams and their development I came to understanding of what can be done better and, most important how. Read more…

Ukrainian Agile: Peculiar properties of National Implementation

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Michael NORTON
USA

A developer and avid Agilist with over 20 years of hands-on delivery; Michael is a polyglot programmer who declares expertise in no single language or methodology and is immediately suspect of anyone who declares such expertise. Read more…

UX/UCD in an Agile Environment

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Pawel BRODZINSKI

Pawel Brodzinski is an experienced leader and team builder who managed different software teams along his career from tiny groups working on in-house solutions up to big divisions working on multiple complex projects for big corporations. Read more…

Kanban Alone is not Enough

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Francois BACHMANN
Switzerland

Francois Bachmann is a Lean & Agile Trainer and Coach with more than 18 years of experience in software development, both in traditional and agile contexts. Read more…

The Art of the Retrospective

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Jurgen APPELO
Netherlands

See Jurgen presenting at Agileee 2009.

Jurgen is a writer, speaker, developer, entrepreneur, manager, blogger, reader, dreamer, leader, freethinker, and… Dutch guy. Read more…

The Big-Ass View on Competence and Structure

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Zsolt ZSUFFA
Hungary

Software architect Zsolt Zsuffa is the managing director of IT Codex Ltd. Scope of his business is developing, planning and modelling of object oriented software systems. Read more…

Business Model Driven Development – Holistic agile method

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Gwyn MORFEY & Laurie YOUNG
U.K.

Gwyn completed a double degree in law and commerce before beginning freelance software development in 1997. He’s worked on Channel Five’s new gadget site, Amnesty International’s world-changing social network, and other exciting Rails projects.

Laurie completed a Masters degree in Physics before progressing to do a Doctorate in Computer Science. During this time he experienced how complex software projects can be, and the natural desire of people to increase complexity. Read more…

The Sword and Other tales

Agileee is calling you (see the video)

Registration for Agileee 2010 starts on July/5.

We are working to make it happen right now while you’re reading this text! Meanwhile see the video!

Agile Eastern European conference held in Kiev, Ukraine in September 2009. This short video will show you how it was:
- 350 attendees
- 30 speakers from 15 countries
- 2 full days of 30 hours of Agile talks on 4 stages

We welcome you to attend Agileee-2010 on October 8-9 2010.

Same location. More talks and speakers.

Milestone passed: Call for paper closed

Published on June/9

Congratulations! Agileee-2010 has just  passed an important milestone of finally closing the call for papers.

We received over 50 session submissions and would like to thank everyone who contributed. This number of submissions and their quality will definitely let us deliver a high-value two-day conference.

Now the conference program committee is to select 30 sessions for the program – uneasy job… But we’ll manage.

Next important milestones:

  • June/25 – speaker announcements and program early draft readiness
  • July/1 – super early-bird registration opening

Stay with us.
Yours Agileee.

Call for papers is closing on April/30

Dear speakers

If you were going to submit a paper to run session(s) at Agileee, please make sure you do it before April/30.

Important conference dates:

  • Call for papers ends: Apil/30
  • Program draft ready: May/31
  • Registration starts: June/7
  • Program ready: June/30
  • Conference dates: Oct/8-9
  • Conference master-classes: Oct/6-12

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