LeanCoffee is a fun, fast-paced way to discuss a wide variety of topics relevant to participants in a short time. Participants leave with ideas for experiments they can try right away, or topics they want to learn more about. Lisa Crispin will explain how it’s done, and then we’ll practice with the real thing! (Not sure about the actual availability of coffee!)You can learn about LeanCoffee at LeanCoffee.org. Here are some links to blogs about LeanCoffees that Lisa facilitated at recent…See More

LeanCoffee is a fun, fast-paced way to discuss a wide variety of topics relevant to participants in a short time. Participants leave with ideas for experiments they can try right away, or topics they want to learn more about. Lisa Crispin will explain how it’s done, and then we’ll practice with the real thing! (Not sure about the actual availability of coffee!)You can learn about LeanCoffee at LeanCoffee.org. Here are some links to blogs about LeanCoffees that Lisa facilitated at recent…See More

LeanCoffee is a fun, fast-paced way to discuss a wide variety of topics relevant to participants in a short time. Participants leave with ideas for experiments they can try right away, or topics they want to learn more about. Lisa Crispin will explain how it’s done, and then we’ll practice with the real thing! (Not sure about the actual availability of coffee!)You can learn about LeanCoffee at LeanCoffee.org. Here are some links to blogs about LeanCoffees that Lisa facilitated at recent…See More

LeanCoffee is a fun, fast-paced way to discuss a wide variety of topics relevant to participants in a short time. Participants leave with ideas for experiments they can try right away, or topics they want to learn more about. Lisa Crispin will explain how it’s done, and then we’ll practice with the real thing! (Not sure about the actual availability of coffee!)You can learn about LeanCoffee at LeanCoffee.org. Here are some links to blogs about LeanCoffees that Lisa facilitated at recent…See More

LeanCoffee is a fun, fast-paced way to discuss a wide variety of topics relevant to participants in a short time. Participants leave with ideas for experiments they can try right away, or topics they want to learn more about. Lisa Crispin will explain how it’s done, and then we’ll practice with the real thing! (Not sure about the actual availability of coffee!)You can learn about LeanCoffee at LeanCoffee.org. Here are some links to blogs about LeanCoffees that Lisa facilitated at recent…See More

LeanCoffee is a fun, fast-paced way to discuss a wide variety of topics relevant to participants in a short time. Participants leave with ideas for experiments they can try right away, or topics they want to learn more about. Lisa Crispin will explain how it’s done, and then we’ll practice with the real thing! (Not sure about the actual availability of coffee!)You can learn about LeanCoffee at LeanCoffee.org. Here are some links to blogs about LeanCoffees that Lisa facilitated at recent…See More

LeanCoffee is a fun, fast-paced way to discuss a wide variety of topics relevant to participants in a short time. Participants leave with ideas for experiments they can try right away, or topics they want to learn more about. Lisa Crispin will explain how it’s done, and then we’ll practice with the real thing! (Not sure about the actual availability of coffee!)You can learn about LeanCoffee at LeanCoffee.org. Here are some links to blogs about LeanCoffees that Lisa facilitated at recent…See More

LeanCoffee is a fun, fast-paced way to discuss a wide variety of topics relevant to participants in a short time. Participants leave with ideas for experiments they can try right away, or topics they want to learn more about. Lisa Crispin will explain how it’s done, and then we’ll practice with the real thing! (Not sure about the actual availability of coffee!)You can learn about LeanCoffee at LeanCoffee.org. Here are some links to blogs about LeanCoffees that Lisa facilitated at recent…See More

LeanCoffee is a fun, fast-paced way to discuss a wide variety of topics relevant to participants in a short time. Participants leave with ideas for experiments they can try right away, or topics they want to learn more about. Lisa Crispin will explain how it’s done, and then we’ll practice with the real thing! (Not sure about the actual availability of coffee!)You can learn about LeanCoffee at LeanCoffee.org. Here are some links to blogs about LeanCoffees that Lisa facilitated at recent…See More

The COS Agile Scrum User Group meets the second Thursday of every month- 6:00 pm at VMware- 7450 Campus Drive- Colorado Springs, CO 80920.Join us for our June 13th MeetingWe are hosting Charles Bradley from ScrumCrazy.com for a refreshing discussion on the User Story Lifecycle. See More

Presentation summary: Do you work in an organization where development is expected to be done in an Agile way, but upper management operates in a way that makes being Agile downstream difficult? Do you feel like your organization is working on way too many products/projects at the same time? Are people so busy multitasking that they do the best job that they can on one project before hoping to the next--never really doing the high-quality work that is desired? If so, your organization needs to…See More

Presentation summary: Do you work in an organization where development is expected to be done in an Agile way, but upper management operates in a way that makes being Agile downstream difficult? Do you feel like your organization is working on way too many products/projects at the same time? Are people so busy multitasking that they do the best job that they can on one project before hoping to the next--never really doing the high-quality work that is desired? If so, your organization needs to…See More

Presentation summary: Do you work in an organization where development is expected to be done in an Agile way, but upper management operates in a way that makes being Agile downstream difficult? Do you feel like your organization is working on way too many products/projects at the same time? Are people so busy multitasking that they do the best job that they can on one project before hoping to the next--never really doing the high-quality work that is desired? If so, your organization needs to…See More