We will review the year's activities, and members will be able to put forward any questions to the committee.
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Synopsis
The Agile Methods SG are hosting their 2023 AGM.
We will review the year's activities, and members will be able to put forward any questions to the committee.
Getting Predictable Agile Delivery
Agile processes don’t insulate us from pressure to deliver projects on time. However, many organizations struggle to accurately forecast delivery dates and frequently fall behind schedule, leading to missed milestones and costly delays. To overcome this, it is critical to leverage the power of historical data to make more accurate predictions without hours of costly definition and estimation. Let’s explore practical strategies to harness past data to improve your forecasting capabilities, enabling your teams to consistently deliver projects on time.
Key points:
- Leveraging historical data to create realistic project schedules that accommodate uncertainties.
- Tools to create a stable system for consistent delivery.
- Promoting the use of data-driven insights in prioritization and decision-making processes.
- Applying iterative feedback loops to continuously improve forecasting accuracy.
About the speaker
Colleen Johnson
Colleen Johnson is a Transformation Coach with Agile Velocity and the CEO of ProKanban.org, an inclusive Kanban learning community.
She is also co-founder of ScatterSpoke, a proud Atlassian Ventures Portfolio company driving actionable improvements through retrospective data. She has presented and taught Agile to audiences around the world.
As a coach, she has worked across a range of industries with clients like Wells Fargo, eTrade, Home Depot, Tanium, Gemini, and more. Colleen helps organizations apply a systems thinking approach to aligning agile methodologies end-to-end.
She has served as a board member for Agile Denver, the Agile Uprising, and chair of the Mile High Agile Conference.
She is happiest in the woods, camping with her three kids and very patient husband.
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