Agile NYC
Summary: Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks with industry experts and local practitioners who present at the Agile NYC user group, the largest and most active user group in the tri-state area about all things agile. Our monthly user group meetings as well as the annual 1-day Agile Day conference highlights a variety of agile topics and formats, for example presentations, open space conference, lightning talks, pecha kucha, panels and keynotes. This podcast serves as platform to connect our attendees as well as others interested but too far away to visit us in person.
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Podcasts:
Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks with Zainab Alikhan and Nirmal Merchant about the role of a Product Owner. They shared their insights about proximity and and co-located teams and the impact on successful products. Zainab and Nirmal will present at the Agile Day 2011, held on 9/27/2011 at Pace University.
Jochen(Joe) Krebs speaks with Ken Judy about his experiences from the past Pecha Kucha presentation, his upcoming talk at the Agile Day 2011 conference organized by Agile NYC. Ken shared also some thoughts around executive leadership as well as his joy towards agile.
Christopher Avery invites and welcomes participants to the Agile Day 2011 September 27th in New York. During his welcome message, Christopher highlights the importance and impact of the Agile Manifesto for our profession. We celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Agile Manifesto during the Agile Day 2011.
Ken Schwaber welcomes participants to the Agile Day 2011 September 27th in New York. The Agile Day 2011 celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Agile Manifesto which Ken and 16 others signed in February 2001 at the Snow Bird in Utah.
Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks with Andrew Kazarinoff about his presentation at the Agile Day 2011 called "Agile Metrics Beyond Burndown".
Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks with Bob Viscovich about his presentation at the Agile Day 2011 called "A Year in the Life of Agile at PCH (Publisher Clearing House)".
Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks with Ken Schwaber about the new Scrum Guide released in July 2011
Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks with Adrian Wible about his thoughts around estimation and sizing of work and his coaching experiences with this topic.
Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks Tiffany Lentz about her presentations about agile metrics and her involvement during the open-space conference during the Agile Day 2010. They share insights abut her upcoming Pecha Kucha presentation during the Agile Day 2011 which is about her experiences in hiring successful and effective agile project managers.
Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks with George McMonigle about his upcoming presentation at the Agile Day 2011 in New York City. George is the Agile Umpire and Scrum Master at MTV Networks. He will share his experience report during the full-day conference day organized by Agile NYC together with the Product Owner Matt Groner.
Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks with David Newell about his upcoming presentation at the Agile Day 2011 in New York City. David is an agile coach who will share an experience report during the full-day conference day organized by Agile NYC.
Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks with Neal Ford, who spoke at the Agile NYC User Group meeting in June 2011 about one of the largest Rails application built. They also talked about his most recent book (The Productive Programmer) and his upcoming book about technical presentations.
Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks with Ralph Fink, who will facilitate the open space conference in the afternoon of the Agile Day 2011 in New York City. They talk about the open space format and Ralph shares some of his ideas and goals he has for this conference day.
Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks with Jim McCarthy about the core protocols he and his wife Michelle McCarthy have released and revised over the past years based on their work with teams. This catalog of 11 success patterns have an immediate impact on the effectiveness of a team and will lead to greatness.
Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks with Ken Schwaber about his thoughts about the PMI agile certification program and how it relates to the agile community. We also reflected on the Agile NYC breakfast meeting earlier that day and the important role of user groups in the industry.
