David Pradko
Principal Consultant
iWorks Corp.
location_on United States
Member since 5 years
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Dave Pradko is a Principal Consultant at iWorks Corp. iWorks is a Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB) providing information technology and professional services, with a specialty in Agile software development and Lean Six Sigma (LSS) support, for both government and commercial clients.
Mr. Pradko specializes in Agile methodology and coaching, business analysis, and project management. He’s worked with several federal agencies to develop custom Agile approaches, including the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF); Department of Defense, and Department of Transportation.
Dave is a former board member of the IIBA Washington, D.C. metro chapter. He has been a guest on Federal Tech Talk Radio to discuss Agile methodology. He has also been a guest blogger for The Agile Times on topics such as Agile in the federal government. You can follow him on Twitter @DPradko.
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A Custom Approach to Agile Development
45 Mins
Case Study
Intermediate
Sometimes, teams are faced with projects that don't align with Scrum or the Agile Guides. Whether because of organizational restrictions, or unique circumstances of the project, teams sometimes need to improvise in order to deliver. In this talk, Dave Pradko talks about a custom agile approach developed for a government agency.
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A Non-Technical Look at Trunk Based Development
10 Mins
Lightning Talk
Intermediate
Lots of organizations are adopting Business Process Management Suites (BPMS) to help them create, automate, and manage their own business processes. These systems allow for quicker and easier development of custom processes, but can also provide challenges for teams trying to work together to implement them. Join Dave Pradko as he discusses iWorks Corp.'s approach to one of these challenges, Trunk Based Development, and how iWorks organizes it's teams and work to manage this challenge.
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