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RTP ALN Open Space: The Pandemic and Onward

February 19, 2021 By Anurag Shrivastava

The Raleigh Durham (RTP – Research Triangle Park) Chapter of the Agile Leadership Network is hosting our annual OpenSpace Conference. This year the conference is coordinated with the Agile20Reflect Festival.

Our organizing theme is “The Pandemic and Onward.” For many in technology, remote working and distributed teams are familiar territory. In other business sectors, like financial and manufacturing, the pandemic isolation has been a disruption. For personal services and hospitality, its been nothing short of a disaster.

Outside of business, the pandemic has turned the modern dilemma of a person who is “alone in a crowd” into a person who is “in a crowd alone.” Our contact with others is mediated through apps and telecommunication devices. At one time we have never been more connected while being so apart.

And, yet, we see adaptation, innovation, and change: theaters stream live performances and musicians sell concerts from their living rooms; Zoom has become synonymous with on-line conferencing with families and friends; schools consider a future where there are no more snow days.

How has the pandemic disrupted the workplace? What role has Agile played in the response to the disruption? Which of these changes are lasting? What does the Future of Work look like after the pandemic has ended?

Join us to explore the past, present, and future of Agile through the lens of the global pandemic and our response to it.

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Disciplined Agile- Agile 20 Celebration North Carolina PMI February Chapter Meeting

February 18, 2021 By Anurag Shrivastava

Abstract: To mark the 20th anniversary of the Agile Manifesto, Project Management Institute is supporting the global Agile 20 Reflect Festival, a series of agile education events being held around the world in February 2021. As part of North Carolina PMI Chapter (USA) participation in the Agile 20 celebration, Feb 18 meeting is a great opportunity for NCPMI members to dive into an informative discussion about PMI Disciplined Agile!

Tagged With: Agile20 REflect Festival, Disciplined Agile, North Carolina, PMI

Secrets Recipes of Human Potential

February 13, 2021 By Elvin Assiam

People are at the center of Agility. Your hosts have assembled a panel who focus on the human aspect of agile where they will reveal the secret recipes of human potential in agile and how to use these secrets to be a catalyst personally and professionally.

Tagged With: Agile, Agile for Humanity, Agile20 REflect Festival, Agility, Agility for All, Agility for humans

Be Agile

February 8, 2021 By Elvin Assiam

How do you find the better version of yourself with Agile?
This event is hosted to help participants BE Agile in their personal lives. At the end of the session the participants will have knowledge and guidance on how to,
Identify their passion(s)
Define a vision(s) for their passion
Develop a personal roadmap
Identify a personal backlog and make it visible on an Information radiator
Prioritize and limit WIP in personal life
Inspect & adapt

Tagged With: Agile, Agile for Humanity, Agile20 REflect Festival, Agility, Agility for All, Agility for humans, be Agile

Patron Askhat Urazbaev

https://youtu.be/itlD9BJQzxY

Patron Gabrielle Benefield

https://youtu.be/MPFfDwzf0xw

Patron Roman Pichler

https://youtu.be/i-7wBLXVqLA

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