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The 3rd Agile Community of Practice (Agile CoP) Forum presents - Exploring Approaches and Challenges in Enterprise Agile Scaling

Scrum is great for a small team but what happens when you have to work on a big project with more members involved? Large projects have a high complexity and face greater risk of failure. This talk will cover the benefits and shortcomings of Scrum Scaling methods in the Enterprise such as - LESS, SAFe, DAD, and others. Experiences with scaling Agile using frameworks and custom approaches will also be discussed including what works and what doesn't.

An Agile Community of Practice (Agile CoP) Forum

The Agile Community of Practice (Agile CoP) is made up of passionate software engineering professionals, who believe in Agile practices for software development. Agile CoP was formed with the objective of promoting the awareness and practice of Agile adoption through sharing, learning and support of practitioners.

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Who Should Attend

Anyone interested in learning, sharing and networking with fellow Agile practitioners

Date / Time / Venue
  • 5 August 2015, Wednesday
  • 7:00pm - 8:15pm
  • Institute of Systems Science
    25 Heng Mui Keng Terrace
    Singapore 119615
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on Friday, 31 July 2015 Seats are limited and will be served on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Forum Agenda

6:45 pm Registration
7:00 pm Welcome by Agile CoP Core Team
7:10 pm Agile Transformation Journey in IBM
Mr John Okoro Asia Services Leader, Rally Software
8:00 pm Question and Answer
8:15 pm Refreshment & Networking

Speakers

Mr. John Okoro Asia Services Leader, Rally Software View Biography
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Mr. John Okoro Asia Services Leader, Rally Software

Mr. John Okoro is the Asia Services Leader for Rally Software, a US based company and leader in Agile application lifecycle management (ALM). John has over 18 years of project leadership and process improvement knowledge in technology related projects. John has led corporate training, executive education, and Agile training sessions in corporations across multiple industries. John has also taught several courses in the academic higher education setting in the business and technology space. John has proven success in numerous roles as an Agile leader. He has worked in the telecommunications, entertainment, real estate, information services, financial services and professional services industries for numerous Fortune 500 and Global 1000 companies. John has experience with start-up and entrepreneurial ventures and working with government clients.

In addition to his Project Leadership and IT Process Improvement roles, John has also served in critical roles in the areas of Technology Architecture, Enterprise Agile, and New Product Launch. John has utilised Agile principles to drive culture change and improve business and technology processes that have resulted in significant improvements in cost, customer delivery and satisfaction, quality and employee morale.

John has a passion for using Agile and Lean principles to create business value and competitive advantage for companies. However, his greatest excitement is through the coaching and development of team members on their technology process improvement journey, enabling them to initiate and sustain their own improvements and culture change. A key success factor for John is using a servant leadership approach and “respect for every individual” to empower teams. John has a Bachelor of Science degree (University of California Irvine), a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree (UCLA), and a Juris Doctorate (JD) degree (Southwestern Law School). John is a Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) a Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO), and a SAFe Agilist (SA).


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