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Foundations of Agile Workshop

Ever wonder what it is like to work on an Agile team?

Sure, on the surface Agile looks simple and straightforward. In practice, though, when we start adopting an Agile way of working, reality quickly proves to be much more complex than expected.

This course teaches you the foundation for successfully starting an Agile way of working inside your team. It also satisfies the prerequisite of Agile knowledge for the DALSM exam.

Learning Objectives:

•   Apply an iterative way of working inside your team
•   Describe the artifacts, roles and ceremonies of an iterative way of working
•   Utilize a work board and information radiator
•   Write user stories and estimate them
•   Gather requirements in a collaborative manner

 SPEAKER BIO

David Shapiro

David Shapiro is a Senior Director of engineering at Openlink leading multiple software development and DevOps teams.  David has driven DA adoption and transformation at Openlink, as well as other Global Enterprise Trading System Software companies.

David is an innovative hands-on certified Disciplined Agile Coach, Practitioner, and Instructor.  He is an Advisory Council member of the Disciplined Agile Consortium, a PMI member belonging to the NYC and LI chapters, actively working with DA Champions throughout the PMI organization to forward the DA initiative and adoption.  

David is recognized for his unique ability to develop top talent and cultivate high-performance teams that continuously exceed expectations.