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Global Online Scrum Leadership Event

Organizations are everyday evolving, transforming and outmatching the current technology. It requires them to adapt to futuristic solutions and go strength to strength.

Our mission is to address the challenges of the current business environment to explore Scrum for Future, and guide the industry to lead through the volatility by bringing the best knowledge and information from the pioneers and leaders of Scrum, and advance the conversation to actionable ideas.

‘Rethink’ & ‘Evolve’ is the need of the hour. Our goal is to discover new skills, tools and norms in the current situation to improve ways of working and life of people.

Join us in exploring Scrum for Future.

WHY YOU JOIN US!

Global Online Scrum Leadership Event

Get Inspired

Find inspiration to overcome the VUCA conditions to redefine the future.

Top Voices

Hear from the best Scrum, Leadership & Management minds.

New Insights

Gain new insights and embrace new perspectives.

Actionable Ideas

Learn how you can be future ready in changing times.

Global Perspective

Join the pioneers and participants from all across the world.

Envision Future

Come together to imagine and define the future, and innovate with Scrum.

Online Summit

No Travel Required

28 - 29 July

Designed for Global Time Zones

200 Available Seats

Limited Seats Available!

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Global Online Scrum Leadership Event

Simon Reindl

Co-Author, Mastering Professional Scrum

Pierre E. Neis

Author, The New Normal

Joseph Pelrine

Agile Psychologist

Judy Neher

Founding Partner, Sticky Agile LLC

Dr. Bob Schatz

Owner, Agile Infusion LLC

Derek Schatz

Agility Coach, Agile Infusion LLC

Jeff Lopez - Stuit

Founder, Improvement School

Dhaval Panchal

Founder, Evolve Agility

Leslie Morse

President, Women in Agile
Product Owner, Scrum.org

Swami Nikhileshwarananda

Adhyaksha, Ramkrishna Ashrama Rajkot

Gene Gendel

Organisational Design Coach, Consultant and Trainer (CLC- CLT)

Event Schedule

Global Online Scrum Leadership Event

Conventional thinking assumes that designing and building any facility must follow a defined (waterfall-like) approach. Designing and building a home, a hospital or other commercial facility is a complex problem, requiring an iterative and incremental approach to delivering the best possible value to the client.

Construction professionals and interior designers solve complex problems daily. Iterative and incremental approaches (i.e. agile approaches) are necessary to allow teams to experiment, test ideas, iterate, and innovate to provide the best possible value for the customers and clients. Scrum is an agile framework that enables self-managing, cross-functional teams.

This session will examine how lean practices are being applied to hospital design at an increasing rate and the benefits being derived from the application of those practices. We will look deeper into how Scrum can be applied to both interior design and construction projects of all types to gain even deeper benefits including providing greater value to the client.

From the perspective of an Interior Designer and Certified Scrum Trainer® (Scrum Alliance®), participants will learn how Scrum can be leveraged in construction and interior design to derive similar benefits that other industries have achieved including:

We have learnt more about neuroscience and our brains in the last 20 years than in the previous history of humanity. In this talk I will share how common agile practices help your brain deliver more effectively. I will share examples of where teams and organisations have used these practices to achieve the lasting benefits.

Agile is in demand and too often misunderstood. I will try to answer how to move from the usage of tools to a dynamic favoring problem-solving, innovation, and responsiveness ecosystem.

Agile is the behavior of agents in a system. These agents are human beings. My presentation will explain what an agile organization looks like in its extreme and how to achieve it.

This extreme is not necessarily your objective, and it is undoubtedly found elsewhere.

The 12 phases of transformation provide the answer to the level of Agile you want for your organization.

Keys:

  • Identify your operating model
  • Draw your alliance
  • Which technique for which context

"If you can't measure it, you can't improve it." This quote, attributed to Peter Drucker, emphasises that the ability to measure something is essential for seeing changes in it. Although it is (relatively) easy to measure objectively quantifiable decision criteria such as profit, how does one measure "soft" attributes, such as team dynamics, to judge an intervention's success? The problem with most team/organisational assessments is that they say more about the persons who designed the evaluation (and what they want to sell) than about the persons taking it. This talk will present insights into the practical application of leading-edge research into what makes intelligent, high-performing teams and organisations, exploring the science behind the current buzzwords of psychological safety, diversity, and empathy.

This will be a fun look at the generation gap in Agile Practices and how today they’re used vs how they were used in the 1990’s/Early 2000’s. We’ll also discuss how AI might play a role in coaching product development teams.

Agile Practices have certainly evolved and changed over the years, but so have the people using them. From the early days of developers just trying to find better ways to develop and test code to meet the increasing demands leading to dotcom, to the more people-centric, post-COVID ways that we see today. There are many factors affecting organization’s chances for successfully adopting new practices; often one of the more common challenges is the generational gap between senior management and younger employees. We’ll examine a model for gaining a better understanding of perspectives and look to where we might be headed in the not-too-distant future.

In this session, we will explore different perspectives from one of the earliest adopters of Scrum, Dr. Bob Schatz, and his son, Derek, who grew up seeing Scrum and then became an Agile Coach. Two generations, father, and son, providing two very different perspectives of what it takes to achieve success with agile practices.

“Bad scaling is one of the biggest ‘agile problems’ of modern days for companies. Bad scaling is one of the three (the other two are : “agile tools” mania and falling a victim to big consultancies’ industrial model, one of the most expensive mistakes companies make, when they set themselves on a wrong ‘agile course’. Bad scaling is one of the three corners of “Trippe Taxation” triangle: Bad scaling comes in the form of trivializing agility at is core, weakening agile roles, plagiarizing and relabeling someone else’s experiments and calling them ‘operating models’, copy-pasting Scrum and Scrum roles into Fractal Geometry that look great on paper. Are there better ways to work? Probably not, if the ultimate goal is to relabel existing enterprise complexity with fancy agile terminology and then call it “enterprise scaling”. But there could be better ways to work if an ultimate goal is to simplify existing complexity (de-scale), and by doing so, improve your chances to scale agile ways of working (e.g. do Scrum, by more than one team, working for the same Product Owner, on the same product, out of the same backlog). In this session, Gene will expose some classic pitfalls of bad scaling and will recommend how, more good things could be done with less stuff,…how things could be done better, using Large Scale Scrum (LeSS).”

*The program schedule is subject to change under unavoidable circumstances.

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What payment options do you accept?
We accept online payments through credit and debit cards including VISA, Mastercard and American Express.
You can make payment in USD, EURO or INR to register.
The event is designed for global time zones such as IST, AEST, CEST, BST, CDT, MDT and EDT.
All the sessions will be delivered in English.
What happens once I register?
Once you register, you will receive an email within 10 days of registration and gradually you will receive updates and detailed instructions on how to connect to the conference close to the event date.
You will receive a Digital Certificate of Participation, if you have a combo pass, for the days you have attended the Summit.
You get access to the recording of the sessions as per the event pass you have bought, post 7-10 days of event completion. For example,
  • If you have bought day 1 pass, you get access to the recordings of day 1 sessions
  • If you have bought day 2 pass, you get access to the recordings of day 2 sessions
  • If you have bought a combo pass, you get access to the recordings of day 1 and day 2 sessions.
You need an internet connection, online-conference application installed to the device, or accessible through web browser, and high-quality speaker/headphones.
Once paid the registration fee is non-refundable, non-transferable and non-exchangeable. Please refer to the Cancellation & Refund Policy.
Contact us at community@innovationroots.com, and we will be happy to help.

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Past Summit Stats

Participants from 25+ countries

2022

India 69.4% United Kingdom 1.4% Canada 2.8% United States of America 25%

2021

India 86.3% Switzerland 1.3% Germany 1.3% United States of America 2.5%

2020

India 31.3% Netherlands 2.3% United States of America 20.6% United Kingdom 3.8% Japan 4.6% Armenia 3.1% Canada 1.5% Germany 3.8% Australia 2.3% Switzerland 1.5% Romania 2.3% Philippines 10.7% Belarus 0.8%

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