PM Models |
09:30 – 10:00 Registration |
10:00 – 10:45 Panel DiscussionModerator: Dmytro Lukyanov. |
10:45 – 11:30 Як визначити менеджера в котрого завжди майже все готово (RU)Viacheslav Pankratov Якщо спробувати виділити якусь типологію серед менеджерів проектів, то напрошується поділ по відношенню до результату і завершення проектів. |
11:30 – 12:15 Value Creation Model And How It Works On Practice (RU)Dmytro Zinoviev Any organization is in constant search of creating a model that will allow achieving much better business performance. It is the holy grail in the management world - quite challengeable, but achievable by continuous improvements. Let's dive deeper into the options for transformation based on the Value Creation model: definition, obstacles, business drivers, and practical approaches. And answering such questions as ... for what? ... why should I do that? ... what is the difference? ... how to motivate people? ... how to adapt employees to the new reality? |
12:15 – 13:00 Restaurant at the end of the transformation (RU)Dmitry Velykoivanenko Today in our Restaurant at the end of Transformation 4 courses will be served. We will start with appetisers and a mix of rights and responsibilities, continue with scrumified soup, followed by cycles as the main course, and finishing the meal with organizing dessert. Every serving will include a highlight for you to remember. Looking forward to satisfying your model cravings! |
13:00 – 13:45 Fare thee well, Taylorism (EN)David Sabine I will contrast the Fred Taylor's "Scientific Management" with the empirical patterns of predominant Agile practices — and propose an answer to the question: "How is it that Taylor's 'Scientific Management' is so unscientific?" |
13:45 – 14:30 Leader and Organizational scripts (scenarios) (RU)Natalia Renska • How to analyze organizational culture and relationship in teams using concepts such as Transactional Analysis script theory. |
14:30 – 15:15 Кар'єрні стратегії для менеджерів. Як отримувати кайф від роботи на довгій дистанції? (UA)Yuriy Koziy - Змінювати компанії чи зберігати вірність одній? |
15:15 – 16:00 Value Stream Management (EN)Richard Knaster |
16:00 – 16:45 Як долати скляні стелі в роботі зі стейкголдерами проєкту (UA)Kateryna Chernohorenko |
16:45 - 17:30 Overcome lack of tech talents challenges (RU)Maryna Melnyk |
17:30 - 18:15 Systemic Agility (EN)Jim Benson Agile talks about individuals and interactions, but provides us mostly with tools to help teams. Work, however, is done by individuals in teams to provide value. Can we build humane systems of work that elevate individual professionals to be the best team members they can be and focus on providing high-quality value? Yes we can, Jim will discuss how to view systems to ensure people, team, and product health and what the elements are for healthy systems. |
18:15 - 18:30 Conference Closing |
Agile |
09:30 – 10:00 Registration |
10:00 – 10:45 Navigating a VUCA world with Personal Agility (EN)Peter Stevens |
10:45 – 11:30 Як і чому не слід масштабувати Agile не важливо в сторону якого фреймворка ви дивитеся (RU)Artem Bykovets Agile and Scrum in particular have clearly become almost the gold standard for building software development processes in 70-80% of companies around the world today. But despite the fact that Agile celebrated its 20th anniversary in February, and Scrum celebrated its 25th anniversary last November, quite often at the scaling stage there are very "unique" examples of adapting both the principles of the manifest and a minimalistic framework that introduces and requires only basic fundamental rules: 3 roles, one product backlog, one sprint and sprint backlog + 4 main events per team on a regular basis. |
11:30 – 12:15 Why Agile Teams Have Nothing To Do With Business Agility (EN)Klaus Leopold In this talk, I discuss an agile transformation where approximately 600 people were involved. The goal was to shorten the time-to-market for initiatives to be able to respond to customer needs more quickly and, as such, improve business agility. The company carried out a reorganisation where they constructed cross-functional teams to have the required knowledge fully available within the team. Also, the teams were categorised according to the products to remove any dependencies. Visualisation of the work, Standup meetings and Retrospectives made the agile transformation complete - except for the expected improvements. In this session, I share what we did to improve the situation and reach the goal of "more business agility". I also show how you can approach an agile transformation of this size to avoid no improvements being seen. So much I can tell you in advance: do not start at the team level - it will save not only your nerves but also a lot of money! |
12:15 – 13:00 Outside-in strategy (EN)Mike Burrows The righter we do the wrong thing, the wronger we become" (Ackoff); "Improvement is no substitute for strategy" (yours truly, in my second book, Right to Left). Strategy is absolutely essential to success, and yet it is considered by many to be outside of Agile's scope. How do we fix this? We look at "cleanish", outside-in strategy – an approach to strategy that is big on authentic engagement and meaningful participation, gets to the issues, and produces coherent, outcomes-based outputs that people can respond to creatively. |
13:00 – 13:45 Чому традиційного проектного менеджменту сьогодні буває недостатньо і що з цим робити? (UA)Bogdan Onyshchenko • Недоліки традиційного проектного підходу в умовах стрімкого та конкурентного ринку. |
13:45 – 14:30 Втомлений лідер. Проблема не в людині (RU)Sergii Melnichenko |
14:30 – 15:15 Panel Discussion "Fail Fast"Moderator: Artem Bykovets. Participants: Sergii Melnichenko. |
15:15 – 16:00 Agile Transformation: Playing the Long Game for Real Change (EN)Mike Palladino Many companies focus on quick wins when implementing Agile. For Agile to become sustainable, the transformation needs to occur at multiple levels: Individual, team, leadership and supporting teams. By understanding the core of Agile is about helping people change the way they work, people's motivation plays a large part in the success. They must be ready to change. Sometimes people are immediately ready for change, and others may take months or years to be ready. Come learn why we must be patient, think about the long term, and highlight small wins to keep the momentum moving forward. |
16:00 - 16:45 Agile Twinning: Scrum Masters & Agile Coaches (EN)Leslie Morse As agile arrives in more and more companies, it is common for traditional organizational design patterns to collide with ideals of the agile enterprise. One of the traditional structures, the hierarchy of roles, is a passionate debate amongst agilists. During this talk, the framing of Scrum Master and Agile Coach are used to explore how hierarchy within agile roles impacts organizational agility. |
16:45 - 17:30 Startup SAFe® (EN)Luke Hohmann While SAFe is the premier method for scaling agility, many organizations think of SAFe as 'only' applicable to 'Scaling Agile'. This limits the benefits that they get from SAFe. In this talk I will present how we are using the Portfolio Configuration of SAFe to create FirstRoot, a new fintech focused on creating financial literate children capable of transforming their communities as they become financially independent adults through creativity, communication, critical thinking and collaboration. The lessons learned are applicable to organizations of any size, including organizations who seek to accelerate innovation in Horizon 3 of their LPM portfolio. |
17:30 - 18:15 Exposing Uncomfortable Topics: Errors and Omissions with Scaling (EN)Gene Gendel Bad scaling is one of the biggest 'agile problems' of modern days for companies. |
18:15 - 18:30 Conference Closing |
Product |
09:30 – 10:00 Registration |
10:00 – 10:45 Panel DiscussionModerator: Rostyslav Chayka. Participants: Roman Rossov. |
10:45 – 11:30 Product manager evolution in a high growth startup (RU)Roman Rossov Про шлях від спеціаліста початкового рівня до продакт ліда та як вимоги до PM заміняється від росту компанії на прикладі Wise (ex-TransferWise). |
11:30 – 12:15 Вимірювання показників швидкості і якості виробничої діяльності в продуктовій компанії (RU)Alexander Marchenko • Чому простих метрик недостатньо для розуміння пропускної здатності команди? |
12:15 – 13:00 TBDTBD |
13:00 – 13:45 A/B testing - the complete guide (EN)Noam Auerbach |
13:45 – 14:30 Принцип ставок у розробці продуктів (RU)Yaroslav Novosiolov Якби продакти насправді вміли пророкувати майбутнє, якби цьому навику можна було навчити на тримісячних курсах, то ймовірно ця доповідь не була б корисною. Але продуктові лідери діють в умовах високої невизначеності, а результат залежить не тільки від їх здібностей і майстерності продуктової команди, але і від удачі. Як підійти до роботи над продуктом, щоб збільшити шанси на успіх? Один із способів - принцип ставок. Про це і поговоримо: я поділюся теорією і прикладами з практики. Що наше життя - гра? |
14:30 – 15:15 TBDTBD |
15:15 - 16:00 Ефективні бізнес-процеси в компанії та їх оперативна еволюція (RU)Sergiy Lozko Створення екосистеми процесів в компанії, їх оперативна автоматизація та оптимізація. Економія сотень годин менеджерів і автоматизація багатьох сотень тисяч "кліків". Інтеграція зі сторонніми продуктами, як елемент єдиного інформаційного простору. |
16:00 - 16:45 Radical Product Thinking: Product leadership in the future (EN)Radhika Dutt |
16:45 - 17:30 Data Science in Product Analytics. Quo Vadis (UA)Rostyslav Chayka Продуктова аналітика розвивається протягом останніх декількох десятиліть. І зараз це уже не тільки про вибір правильної North Star метрики чи аналіз Retention під найбільш корисним кутом зору. А скоріше про автоматичне розпізнавання цільових аудиторій, розуміння які нові дії чи фічі приводять до результату на великих вибірках. Як може Data Science допомогти в цьому. Які утиліти доступні і куди все рухається? Про це поговоримо на моїй доповіді на конференції. |
17:30 - 18:15 TBDTBD |
18:15 - 18:30 Conference Closing |