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Broadcast Date: October 9, 2007
Speakers: John Scumniotales, Vice President of Product Development, Serena Software, Inc. Patrick Egan, Editor-in-Chief, CM Journal
Agile Development has emerged as a serious alternative to the traditional "waterfall" software development lifecycle. After years as a programmer-driven initiative, many companies are now tackling Agile head on. The challenge is how to integrate this new lifecycle into your existing project management and development management methodologies. Come hear from industry expert John Scumniotales, co-developer of the SCRUM Agile methodology, as he discusses how to manage projects and teams using Agile. John will provide insight and practical tips on:
A Pragmatic Approach to Agile Development Broadcast Date: October 9, 2007Time: 10:00 AM Pacific -- 1:00 PM Eastern -- 1800 GMT
John Scumniotales, Vice President of Product Development, Serena Software, Inc. Patrick Egan, Editor-in-Chief, CM Journal
Join your peers for Serena’s Pragmatic Approach to Agile Development Webcast on Tuesday, October 9th and learn more about the dramatic, and profitable, change that Agile Development can bring to your organization. Agile Development has emerged as a serious alternative to the traditional "waterfall" software development lifecycle. After years as a programmer-driven initiative, many companies are now tackling Agile head on. The challenge is how to integrate this new lifecycle into your existing project management and development management methodologies. Come hear from industry expert John Scumniotales, co-developer of the SCRUM Agile methodology, as he discusses how to manage projects and teams using Agile. John will provide insight and practical tips on:
John Scumniotales, the first ScrumMaster and co-creator of the Scrum agile development methodology, is currently the vice president of product management at Serena Software. As a proponent and practitioner of customer-centric agile product development approaches, John Scumniotales has spent nearly 20 years at the forefront of the software and technology marketplace. At Serena, Scumniotales is responsible for product strategy and delivery for Serena’s Change Governance products. He directly manages Serena’s global product management team as well as research and development for Serena’s Project and Portfolio Management (PPM) products. Scumniotales joined Serena via its acquisition of Pacific Edge Software, where he was vice president of products. Prior to Pacific Edge, Scumniotales held a variety of senior technology management roles at Rational Software (since acquired by IBM). Patrick Egan Patrick Egan is the founder of CM Crossroads and Editor-in-Chief for the Configuration Management Journal. With over 20 years experience in the software industry in both development and product management, he brings an understanding of the needs of both the industry as well as the users of configuration management tools. Prior to CM Crossroads, Mr. Egan held technical and executive management positions with fortune 500 organizations and software vendors such as Allstate Insurance, the LEGENT Corporation, SERENA Software, New Dimensions, PLATINUM Technology, Catalyst Systems and Computer Associates. Mr. Egan received his Bachelors of Science degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from Loyola University of Chicago. [ Register for this Webcast ]
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