This upcoming panel discussion is again co-presented by Agile Testing Days and the Agile Alliance. It is part of the online conference Agile2021 and will take place July 19 at 2:10 PM EST/ 8:10 PM CEST.
Over the past 20 years of Agile, our approaches to work and roles within software development have changed dramatically. This panel of illustrious technical experts will consider how the field of software development has evolved and how roles within delivery organizations have adapted to reduce silos, encourage breadth and depth in developing technical skills, and increase product-centricity.
The speaker line-up includes: Anne-Marie Charrett (AUS) https://twitter.com/charrett
Tech entrepreneur
Founder & Principal Engineer @Testing Times
software tester, quality engineer, test strategist
leadership through innovation
Camille Eddy (USA)
Senior Product Engineer @joinsector
developer and AI specialist/ recognizing Bias in AI
representing the young generation of software developers & women in engineering
youngest keynote speaker in Agile Testing Days history @AgileTD USA 2018
Mary Poppendieck (USA) https://twitter.com/mpoppendieck
book author of Lean Software Development: An Agile Toolkit, Implementing Lean Software Development: From Concept to Crash, Leading Lean Software Development: Results are not the Point, The Lean Mindset: Ask the right questions
leading Lean Software Development and Lean Mindset
former managing director of Agile Alliance in the early days
Clare Sudbery (UK)
lead engineer @MadeTech
running the podcast Making Tech better
is an author/ novelist
blog writer on medium
The Panel will be moderated by the wonderful Ellen Grove and Janet Gregory.
In order to attend you need to register for the Agile2021 conference. This is a 3rd party event and solely organized by the Agile Alliance. Agile Testing Days does not hold any rights or obligations to this event.
UPDATE:
You can now watch the panel discussion on the Agile Alliance website. Please note that when you click on the image, you will be redirected to the Agile Alliance website.
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