Whilst the shift from project to product intrigues many agile practitioners and leaders, broader acceptance of this concept into practice is challenged with various constraints. The higher adoption barrier to this shift is due to the complexity and magnitude of changes required to the organizational dynamics. Let us explore together a structured framework that can help accelerate your project to product journey. 

Exponential growth in the coronavirus has led to exponential change across multiple dimensions of how we work. It exposed some of the deep-rooted problems of our obsession with growth and capitalism. The changes introduced by this crisis are extraordinary and fundamentally reshaping our beliefs and behaviors. The need for agility has never been greater. With the current state of 'everything' agile, we need a shift towards a more sustainable and inclusive growth model that covers all parts of the ecosystem i.e. customers, employees, stakeholders, society, and nature. That's the promise of the Manifesto for Sustainable Agile - championing the new normal for everyone.

Agile practices has become the default choice for software delivery. However, developing different types of software requires different approach and techniques. For example - a website development is different from developing a data lake, a mobile application development is different from an IOT or Robotics Automation project. In this session, we would focus on how knowing the domain of development can ease out your team delivery challenges and how we can embed the domain of development into agile practices. We will take example of a data lake project to demonstrate how a data lake development project can be delivered in a agile fashion.

DevOps transformation is a journey, not a jump. Implementing DevOps practices in an organization requires a “systems thinking” - analyzing the most efficient way to deliver value to your customer across all people involved from software ideation to production and back. During this session, we will discuss how DevOps practices introduce changes in the structure of your team, responsibilities, and culture across Dev, Ops, and the business. We will also look at a case study of how we started DevOps journey at a software house from CI to CD to DevOps Habits.