Lean Software and Systems Conference 2010 - The Next Wave of Software Process


Lean Software and Systems Conference 2010 Agenda
Time		Wednesday April 21st
Start	End
7:00	8:30	Breakfast & Registration
8:30	8:45	Opening Remarks: David J. Anderson, Conference Chair
8:45	9:15	Intro to LeanSSC: Alan Chedalawada, LeanSSC President
9:15	10:45	Keynote: Don Reinertsen
		Business & Management Track		Engineering Practices Track		Kanban Track
11:15	12:15	Alan Shalloway	Seeing What Matters: Using The Right Vision To Manage Transition	Joshua Kerievsky	The Limited Red Society	Troy Tuttle	Why Kanban?
11:15	12:15	Lunch
1:15	2:15	Paul Rayner	Measure for Measure: Lean Principles for Effective Metrics	Liz Keogh	BDD: A Lean Toolkit	Rob Hathaway	Finding Flow, Leaving Time-boxing Behind
2:15	2:30	Short Break
2:30	3:30	Simon Baker and Gus Power	Product Development in the Land of the Free	David Laribee	The Evolving Concurrent Releases Toolkit	James Shore and Arlo Belshee	Single Piece Flow in Kanban, a How-To
3:30	3:45	Short Break
3:45	4:45	Mary Poppendieck	What’s Wrong With Targets	Erik Sowa	Feature Bits: Enabling Flow Within and Across Development Teams	Karl Scotland	A Kanban Multiverse
4:45	5:00	Short Break
5:00	6:00	Alan Chedalawada	Standard Work and The Lean Enterprise	Derick Bailey	Decoupling Workflow For Incremental Delivery	Chris Shinkle	Lean and Kanban in a Contracting Environment
6:00	8:00	Reception
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Time		Thursday April 22nd
Start	End
7:00	8:00	Breakfast & Registration
8:00	9:00	Title Sponsor Presentation: The Need For Enterprise Agility – Vision and Case Study – Alan Shalloway, Net Objectives
9:00	10:30	Keynote: Bob Charette
10:30	10:45	Short Break
		Experience Report Track		Systems Engineering Track		Kanban Track
10:45	11:45	Benjamin Mitchell	Using Kanban to Get Knowledge and Continuously Improve	James Sutton	Lean Systems Engineering: Key to Accomplishing Big Things	Mattias Skarin	Converting a Scrum Team to Kanban
11:45	1:15	Lunch			Speaker Recognition Lunch (Invitation Only)
1:15	2:15	David Joyce	A Journey to Systemic Improvement	Rich Turner	Sibling Rivalry: Can lean approaches help integrate systems and software engineering?	Scott Bellware	Lean Web Design – Living with Specialization
2:15	2:30	Short Break
2:30	3:30	Ryan Martens	PDCA: Beyond Simple Inspect and Adapt	Mike Sivertsen	Cognitive Kanban: Improving Decisions in a Complex World	Alisson Vale	Making the Work Visible
3:30	3:45	Short Break
3:45	4:45	Frank Vega	Scrum, XP, and Beyond	Bo Oppenheim	Lean Enablers for Systems Engineering	David Anderson	Kanban and Accelerated Emergence of High Maturity
4:45	5:00	Short Break
5:00	6:00	Christophe Louvion	Through the Lean Looking Glass	Henson Graves	Why Programs Fail	Clinton Keith	Kanban for Video Game Production

Time		Friday April 23rd
Start	End
7:00	8:00	Breakfast
		Experience Report Track		Leaning Over the Edge Track		General Session
8:00	8:45	Siddharta Govindaraj	A Startup Journey: Evolving from ad-hoc to Agile to Kanban	Siraj Sirajuddin	The Lean Change Agent’s Mantra	Open Space
8:45	9:30	Richard Hensley	Journey to Success: McKesson	Dennis Stevens	Feeding the Agile Beast
9:30	10:00	Break
10:00	10:45	Tim Wingfield	Lean Lessons Learned	John Goodsen	Encouraging Innovation in Electronic Kanban Tools
10:45	11:30	Yuval Yevet and Erez Katzav	Scaling Amdocs PBG from team scrum to a multi-program portfolio using Lean and Kanban	Eric Willeke	Value Stream Languages
11:30	11:45	Short Break				Lightning Talks (5 min slots)
11:45	12:30	Kelly Horton	The Power of Visibility: Driving a Lean-Agile transition	Ken Pugh	Determining Business Value	Lightning Talks (5 min slots)