Coaches Clinics are a unique and free service designed to help you with specific challenges you've encountered on your way to a more Agile way of working. Organized by the training and coaching community, these 15-minute coaching sessions are available throughout the conference. Based on their individual needs, participants are matched with experienced volunteer coaches, to discuss business agility, organization structure and change, Scrum, Kanban, User Stories, XP, DevOps, Technical Practices and topics such as breaking down development silos to coordinating multiple teams and educating upper management for enhanced agility.

Coaches Clinics are a unique and free service designed to help you with specific challenges you've encountered on your way to a more Agile way of working. Organized by the training and coaching community, these 15-minute coaching sessions are available throughout the conference. Based on their individual needs, participants are matched with experienced volunteer coaches, to discuss business agility, organization structure and change, Scrum, Kanban, User Stories, XP, DevOps, Technical Practices and topics such as breaking down development silos to coordinating multiple teams and educating upper management for enhanced agility.

This is a highly interactive and fun game where teams play paper plane factories competing to stay open in a global conglomerate that is not doing well. Experience the agile mindset by moving through five iterations from a command and control waterfall mindset to a lean model and finally to a fully self managing agile team. This is an enhancement of the classic paper plane game taught by Alistair Cockburn.

In this session we will work together in teams to develop a User Persona for the customer service representative in a Health Insurance Fund who uses a Knowledge Management System throughout the day to service customers. Then we will use this persona to develop a Customer / User journey map for the customer service representative to identify and prioritise features to improve their experience.

User Personas help stakeholders share their customer knowledge in a form that assists with design decision-making. During the design process you can use it to say “What would this person think when they see this?” or “What unanswered questions would prevent them from proceeding to the next step?” and so on.

Customer and user journey mapping is a way to deconstruct a user’s experience with a product or service as a series of steps and themes. These methods encourage your stakeholders to think about user needs effectively, identifying pain points and opportunities in a systematic and straightforward way. They help stakeholders determine the most important things the organisation could do to solve a customers problem.