Jean Looi
Sr. Manager, Technology Management Office
Government Technology Agency of Singapore
location_on Singapore
Member since 1 year
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Jean is the Senior Product Manager of Moments of life initiatives, an app which aims to deliver integrated information and services at key stages of their lives. She works with the government agencies to understand their problem statement, and recommend digital solutions to help agencies deliver citizen-centric services. Jean is very involved in conducting and facilitating various design thinking workshops to enhance Government Digital Services for the Citizens. She earned her Master of Computing in IT Project Management from National University of Singapore.
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keyboard_arrow_downBetter Agile Product Development (Singapore)
Michele PlayfairExecutive DirectorYOW!
Jean LooiSr. Manager, Technology Management OfficeGovernment Technology Agency of Singaporeschedule 1 year ago
60 Mins
Workshop
Advanced
YOW! presents two great talks on Agile Product Development:
Is it done yet? (How about now?) - Michele Playfair
No matter how utopian your agile working environment, if you're building a commercial product, at some stage you will be asked the inevitable question - When will it be done? This talk will provide you with tools and techniques to use when you hear your manager say "We just need to get better at estimating". If you have ever wished for a crystal ball to help you predict the team's future, this talk is for you!
Is this (really) what we are supposed to build? - Jean Looi (& Eyung Lim)
Engaging users when developing digital solutions helps the agile development team to understand their needs. This talk will share with you how design thinking and agile methodology complement each other and work to amplify the benefits that bring to the product development on one of our Whole-of-Government initiatives, Moments of life app. This app aims to deliver integrated information and services to citizens at key stages of their life.
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