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Presentation: "Agile Scaling without Blueprints"

Track: On the Boundaries of Agile / Time: Friday 10:20 - 11:10 / Location: Hall 2

When more than 10 people are needed to reach a goal multiple agile teams are needed. These teams have to coordinate - we have to scale agile. There are several blueprints for scaling agile. This session argues that using a blueprint is premature optimization. 
 
When looking at successful agile companies one thing becomes clear: they didn't follow a blueprint but implemented unique structures and processes. Every company is unique and needs unique structures and processes matching its purpose.
 
In this talk Stefan presents the Agile Scaling Cycle, an organic approach to find and optimize scaling structures appropriate for the company.

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Stefan Roock, Agile Coach and CEO at it-agile GmbH

Stefan Roock

Biography: Stefan Roock

Stefan Roock (it-agile) started with agile software development in 1999 and has used Scrum, eXtreme Programming, Kanban and FDD since then. He worked as a developer, Scrum Master, coach and trainer in dozens of projects in different companies. Today he supports agile enterprise transitions as a management coach. In 2005 he co-founded it-agile not only to offer agile coaching but to apply agile principles for running the whole company. He has shared his experiences with books, articles and conference talks.

Twitter: @StefanRoock