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Vilnius (Lithuania)

Agile Tour 2010 Vilnius

For the first time in Lithuania we invite you to Agile Tour 2010 Vilnius. It is non commercial event where we will share our experience how to implement and use Agile methods, learn from each other, discuss and network.

People using Agile methods will share their experiences in 6 presentations. Day will end with all of us discussing why Agile methods are not widely adapted in Lithuania.

There is limited number of participants (200) that we can accept, therefore do not wait, register and reserve place today!



Program

Note: first two presentations will be in English. The rest and discussion will be in Lithuanian.

8.30-9.00 Registration
9.00-9.15 Opening
9.15-10.00 „Agile and agile methods: what is the most important to understand to succeed”, Vaidas Adomauskas, Project Manager, Adform. Author of the blog scrum.agile.lt
10.00-10.30 Coffee Break
10.30-11.15 „Agile: Learning and Collaboration", Sean Blezard, Chief Engineer, Head of Agile Product Development, UK Retail Bank Technology Office
11.15-12.00 „Mission possible: involving customers in development process using Scrum”, Ruslanas Abdrachimovas, Senior Project Manager, Certified Scrum Master, Exigen Services Lietuva
12.00-13.30 Lunch
13.30-14.15 „Role of a product manager in a software products development company using Scrum“, Rimantas Varanavičius, Product manager, Bentley Systems
14.15-15.00 „Scrum and maintenance. How to deal with bugs?”, Aleksej Kovaliov, Development Manager, Adform
15.00-15.30 Coffee Break
15.30-16.15 „Scrum in the enterprise: management challenges“, Tomas Vaičiūnas, Director, Exigen Services Lietuva
16.15-17.00 Discussion „Why Agile methods are not widely adapted in Lithuania?”

Details

Date: 2010-10-14
Venue: Hotel "Holiday Inn Vilnius", Šeimyniškių g. 1, Vilnius
Registration fee: 20 Lt
Registration process: information here
More information: info@dataminer.lt or ph. 8 610 46894

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