The Zurich Lean, Agile & Scrum Conference (LAS) is a conference taking place in Zurich, Switzerland. It focuses on Lean and Agile approaches for software development like Scrum and Kanban. The conference provides both German and English content.
This presentation looks at the Agile Manifesto and introduces why it is a great fit for Application Security. This talk dives into how security can be agile and how working in small steps and deploying frequently can be done securely.
Why are we only concerned with processes associated with the Scrum Sprint? This is one of many workflows for provisioning work. Simply following Scrum protocols isn’t sufficient to embrace an Agile mindset. Your team needs to build a seamless, and simplified provisioning process.
In the world of Agile tools, there’s no shortage of options for running a retrospective. From digital whiteboards to feature-packed platforms, the choices can be overwhelming. But when it comes to actually driving team improvement, not just collecting comments RetroTeam stands out.
Agile teams thrive on continuous improvement, and retrospectives are a key practice that enables teams to refine their processes after every sprint. These structured meetings provide a dedicated space for teams to reflect, identify opportunities for improvement, and implement changes that drive efficiency and collaboration.
What does it take to design, build, and launch a dispatch management system in just six months? This presentation offers a deep dive into the technical and collaborative practices like Scrum and Lean Startup that enabled us to deliver an efficient, working solution to a small organization’s business-critical problem.
Bas Vodde demystifies what it really takes to adopt Large Scale Scrum (LeSS). Rather than a quick “flip,” Bas Vodde explains four main phases that most organizations experience: education, pre-LeSS planning, the flip, and post-change improvements.
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