[ May 17, 2012; 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm. ]
The next Agile Edmonton user group meeting will be on Thursday, May 17th at noon.
Adopting Agile in Government
As Agile is seeing widespread adoption in many industry sectors, what about within government (public sector) organizations? Can Agile work within governments? What are some challenges and risks to watch out for? This presentation aims to answer [...]
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Welcome to Agile Edmonton
Agile Edmonton is a User Group run by volunteers with the goal of helping Edmonton develop better software using Agile methods.
Unsure what Agile methods are? You’ve come to the right place. Wikipedia defines Agile software development as “a group of software development methodologies based on iterative development, where requirements and solutions evolve through collaboration between self-organizing cross-functional teams.” If that still confuses you, then bring your questions to our next meeting!
We meet on the first Wednesday of each month to discuss Agile topics. While we feature presentations from leading Agile practitioners around the world, we also strive to build our local community by giving local Agilists opportunities to present their experiences. Join us at our next meeting!
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April meeting is cancelled. Will notify if we can reschedule the presentation.
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***CHANGE*** this meeting is now February 1st at noon. Rescheduling due to a conflict with the meeting room and the holidays. Happy Holidays!
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Following on his Distributed Agile presentation at the November 2011 Agile Edmonton meeting, Mark Rajpal has made his presentation available for download.
November 2011 – Distributed agile
Thanks for the great presentation Mark!
Events »
[ March 23, 2010; 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. ] On Tuesday, March 23rd, Agile Edmonton is having a social night at Hudson’s Taphouse in downtown Edmonton. Got questions about agile methods? This is a chance for you to come out and have a chat with some of our speakers.
Thanks to John McCarron of Inteqna for sponsoring the event.
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In June 2009, Adam Geras described the intricate role of coaching and being coached on agile projects, positioning it as one of the core skills that a team has to acquire to be successful with agile. Adam has kindly has made his updated presentation available for your viewing pleasure.
Making Your Team, Your Tribe
Thank-you Adam!