Ken Whitaker shares pragmatic techniques to help project managers and software development leaders put into practice innovative scheduling techniques, make consistent customer-centric decisions, reduce project risk, quickly negotiate with product owners the most important project scope, and transition teams to become more agile. Ken shares revealing statistical data on how waterfall is simply not suited for modern-day adaptive software development projects. With fellow participants, you’ll spend time performing a “Scrum walkabout” to get the idea of just how an agile project really works. These best practices are presented to motivate your team to deliver projects on time, every time. Although this tutorial doesn’t incorporate intensive role-play, we’ll have lively interaction that will incorporate lessons learned from actual case studies and attendees’ project experiences. Take away powerful, yet simple, ways to bridge the gap between PMI’s PMBOK® Guide and agile.
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Deliver Projects On Time, Every Time
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Full‐day Tutorial
6/4/2013 8:30 AM
"Deliver Projects On Time,
Every Time"
Presented by:
Ken Whitaker
Leading Software Maniacs
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2. Ken Whitaker
Leading Software Maniacs
Ken Whitaker of Leading Software Maniacs™ (LSM) has more than twenty-five years of
software development executive leadership and training experience in a variety of technology
roles and industries, leading many commercial software development teams. He is an active
PMI® member, Project Management Professional certified, and a Certified ScrumMaster. Ken’s
presentations come from case studies, personal leadership experience, the PMI Project
Management Book of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide), and his leadership books—Managing
Software Maniacs, Principles of Software Development Leadership, and I’m Not God, I’m Just a
Project Manager. Last year Ken introduced eLearning classes on pmuniversity.com and free,
project management tutorials on pmchalkboard.com. Learn more at leadingswmaniacs.com.