A starting point for a discussion on marrying Agile methods and CMMI.
4Sep

Upcoming Speaking Events and . . . *discount codes* for you!


A short list of confirmed upcoming events at which I’ll be speaking.
As I accumulate discount codes, I’ll pass them along.
I’m also including the (rather thematic) topics on which I’m speaking:

FedMarket – Entinex CMMI® Crash Course. Bethesda, MD USA, and online, 15 October 2009.

SEI SPIN Webinar – CMMI & Agile Working Together. Online. 15 October 2009.

Scrum Gathering – Open Space on Agile & CMMI. Munich, Germany, 19-21 October.

Central and Eastern European Software Engineering Conference in Russia – Keynote & Workshop on CMMI & Agile Working Together. Moscow, Russia, 28-29 October, 2009.

Agile Development Practices – Love & Marriage: Why CMMI and Agile Need Each Other.  Orlando, FL, USA. 9-12 November.
>>> Use discount code: SPAD.  <<<

Click here for a chance to win 1 of 5 FREE full conference passes.

As you can guess, I’m rather keen on spreading the word that it’s not enough to merely acknowledge that Agile and CMMI can work together, it’s time to start actually doing something to actively implement them together.  In fact, I’m going so far as to say

due to their respective points of view, instead of beefing up either of them to account for things the other doesn’t do, we ought to be using *both*!

And, if you’re not using both, you’re going to be left behind, because those that successfully implement the benefits of both Agile *and* CMMI will be unstoppable.

Hillel

My professional passion is to build high performance organizations out of companies motivated to be lean, agile, and achieve world-class results. My best clients are companies who have the courage, leadership, insight, foresight and discipline to be the best places to work, the best value to their customers and the best performing for their shareholders. I take a tough love approach and, frankly, have little patience for executives who *want* these things but expect to achieve them without putting in any effort or making any changes.


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