Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss your Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions before the workday starts.
We a trialling a slightly earlier start time of 7.45 to allow enough time for every to get away and start work after the call. The Zoom call will be open from 7.30 to chat before.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
Due to the ongoing Covid 19 pandemic, we will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future. We also use Lean Coffee Table (https://www.leancoffeetable.com/) to simulate a face-to-face meeting.
Of course, there's no substitute for a Sharpie and a Post-it note but we have found Lean Coffee Table comes a very close second.
Please sign up for a free account and join the board at https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/f85a945a-eafd-45cc-9825-93882b93c53c?guest=true before the call. It really helps us to keep things running smoothly.
A blether. A goss. A chinwag. A natter. Chew the fat. Shoot the breeze.
This month we're having a general discussion.
And we are back to a 'proper' length MeetUp this time because I have managed to get myself organised and 34SP will be hosting a 'proper' Zoom call this time.
PLEASE NOTE: you will only see the URL/link for the Zoom call if you register/sign-up (RSVP) for this MeetUp. Please do that so that we have some idea of who is going to show up. Thanks.
Tonight will be just a general discussion and I hope some new faces will come along and provide some questions... it's good to revisit the basics and refresh some of the fundamental WordPress knowledge.
This month, please let us know if you have a specific subject you'd like to talk to someone about.
Please be prompt for a 6:30pm if you can.
I’m looking forward to seeing you there.
We are delighted to support this Talent4Point0 event - https://talent4point0.com/
In recent years, there has been an increased uptake and popularity of technical training and development courses. Innovative organisations in Scotland have been at the forefront of this development, helping to aid and develop the next generation of data savvy professionals.
✔ What is this journey like for women in STEM?
✔ Have they embraced this trend- what obstacles have they faced?
✔ And, most importantly - what opportunities wait for them at the end?
Together, we will discuss some of the key issues around women career changers and those who have up-skilled.
✔ How we do make women aware of the sideways move into tech?
✔ How are we able to embrace and encourage women from non-technical/ coding backgrounds to upskill and meet the demand of the skills shortage?
✔ What are the main challenges of returning/ starting a career in tech?
During this event, we will follow the story of 3 influential women in STEM, who each have their own unique story – followed up with a lively questions and answer discussion.
Agenda
Thursday 3rd December 2020, 1pm - 2.30pm
ZOOM Conference
13.00 – 13.10 Introduction to Talent4Point0 by Elizabeth Hollinger Director of Insight | Data | Applications Development @ Aggreko - https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabeth-hollinger-31055234
13.10 – 13.20 - Overview of the event by Bethany Rodgers-Rintoul – Project Manager @ MBN Academy - https://www.linkedin.com/in/bethanybrodgers
13.20– 13.35 - Joanna Glenfield - Project Officer, Equate Scotland – Introducing Equate Scotland/ The landscape for women in STEM/services Equate Scotland offer -https://www.linkedin.com/in/joanna-glenfield-a636771b
13.35 – 13.50 - Eleanor Mitchell- AI consultant (sharing her story) - https://www.linkedin.com/in/eleanor-mitchell-571179
Integrating Continuous Delivery to streamline banking deliveries
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Integrating Continuous Delivery to streamline banking deliveries
Colin Armstrong from Tesco Bank, one of the UKs leading retail banks, is going to deliver a presentation on “Integrating Continuous Delivery to streamline banking deliveries"
Colin is a very successful Principal Engineer at Tesco Bank and has worked in the banking sector for 20 years. He wants to share how the bank are doing things and it is a great opportunity for the members to "Find out how Tesco Bank are bringing the disciplines of test, software and infrastructure engineering together to form a single unified approach to CD in the public and private clouds".
Colin Armstrong, Tesco Bank - https://www.linkedin.com/in/cbarmstrong
Darren Moffat - Principal Contract Consultant @ MBN will be hosting the event - https://www.linkedin.com/in/darren-moffat
For our December event, we'll have two talks for you to see out the year!
**Clare Quigley - 10 common pitfalls to be aware of with Kanban**
Description: We all know how to get started (start with what you do now) but how do you know if Kanban is working for your team? I will cover 10 common pitfalls teams face when implementing Kanban, helping you recognise them and importantly deal with them if they appear in your team.
Bio: Clare Quigley, an experienced project manager, is currently the Portfolio Lead for Application Infrastructure within Morgan Stanley’s Technology division. Clare was instrumental in introducing Kanban to her department and now leads monthly Kanban Knowledge Shares globally, helping other teams with their Kanban adoption.
Clare is a founding member and Co-Chair of Morgan Stanley’s Glasgow Women in Technology (WIT) network, and also Co-Chair of the Sustainability Committee. Outside of work, Clare volunteers with her local Trussell Trust foodbank and sings in a rock choir. Currently based in Glasgow, Clare has worked all over the UK, as well as Hong Kong, which gave her the travel bug; currently on a quest to visit 50 countries, Clare has made it to 32 and counting.
Talk 2
** Alex Barber - "You are free to use any methods necessary..." Darth Vader **
Description: Alex and his team have wrestled with this question while embarking on a journey to deliver more value, in less time. Going through the agile motions looks good on paper, but doesn't translate to the success that their stakeholders fall over themselves to get. Discover how autonomy, mastery, and purpose have been the keys to the team's unprecedented success and growth from doing agile to being an agile team.
Bio: Alex’s personal motto is “Be yourself. Explore. Eat everything.” Alex is an avid reader of books written by dead people, a relatively new father, an AWS-certified developer and architect, and is in his diminishing spare time, he aspires to become a friendlier Gordon Ramsay.
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Two Talks - Clare Quigley, Alex Barber. Kanban and More.
Description changed:
For our December event, we'll have two talks for you to see out the year!
**Clare Quigley - 10 common pitfalls to be aware of with Kanban**
Description: We all know how to get started (start with what you do now) but how do you know if Kanban is working for your team? I will cover 10 common pitfalls teams face when implementing Kanban, helping you recognise them and importantly deal with them if they appear in your team.
Bio: Clare Quigley, an experienced project manager, is currently the Portfolio Lead for Application Infrastructure within Morgan Stanley’s Technology division. Clare was instrumental in introducing Kanban to her department and now leads monthly Kanban Knowledge Shares globally, helping other teams with their Kanban adoption.
Clare is a founding member and Co-Chair of Morgan Stanley’s Glasgow Women in Technology (WIT) network, and also Co-Chair of the Sustainability Committee. Outside of work, Clare volunteers with her local Trussell Trust foodbank and sings in a rock choir. Currently based in Glasgow, Clare has worked all over the UK, as well as Hong Kong, which gave her the travel bug; currently on a quest to visit 50 countries, Clare has made it to 32 and counting.
** Alex Barber - TBA **
Description: TBC
Bio: Alex’s personal motto is “Be yourself. Explore. Eat everything.” Alex is an avid reader of books written by dead people, a relatively new father, an AWS-certified developer and architect and is in his diminishing spare time, he aspires to become a friendlier Gordon Ramsay.
We have a Code of Conduct. To attend our events, you must accept the ideas and actions within it: https://www.meetup.com/Lean-Agile-Glasgow/about/
Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss your Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions before the workday starts.
This month we a trialling a slightly earlier start time of 7.45 to allow enough time for every to get away and start work after the call. The Zoom call will be open from 7.30.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
Due to the ongoing Covid 19 pandemic, we will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future. We also use Lean Coffee Table (https://www.leancoffeetable.com/) to simulate a face-to-face meeting.
Of course, there's no substitute for a Sharpie and a Post-it note but we have found Lean Coffee Table comes a very close second.
Please sign up for a free account and join the board at https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/8c756464-a4a5-42c8-bd2e-668c5cfb2d01?guest=true before the call. It really helps us to keep things running smoothly.
Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss our Lean and Agile ideas and challenges.
With the current Covid 19 restrictions we will be hosting this as a remote event until further notice and we will be using Zoom and Lean Coffee Table (https://www.leancoffeetable.com/) to collaborate.
We look forward to the same good discussions and hope this will be an opportunity for the agile community to connect and support each other at a difficult time.
This month Katie Beaton is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Lean Coffee Glasgow
Time: Jun 24, 2020 07:45 AM Glasgow (BST)
Join Zoom Meeting
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Please can you also create an account on Lean Coffee Table (https://www.leancoffeetable.com/) before the meeting so you can participate fully. We will post the link to the board in the Zoom chat when the meeting starts.
Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss our Lean and Agile ideas and challenges.
With the current Covid 19 restrictions we will be hosting this as a remote event until further notice.
We look forward to the same good discussions and hope this will be an opportunity for the agile community to connect and support each other at a difficult time.
This month Katie Beaton is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Remote Lean Coffee Glasgow
Time: Mar 25, 2020 07:45 AM London
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Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss your Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions before the workday starts.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
Due to the ongoing Covid 19 pandemic, we will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future. We also use Lean Coffee Table (https://www.leancoffeetable.com/) to simulate a face-to-face meeting.
Of course, there's no substitute for a Sharpie and a Post-it note but we have found Lean Coffee Table comes a very close second.
Please sign up for a free account and join the board at https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/8c756464-a4a5-42c8-bd2e-668c5cfb2d01?guest=true before the call. It really helps us to keep things running smoothly.
Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss our Lean and Agile ideas and challenges.
With the current Covid 19 restrictions we will be hosting this as a remote event until further notice.
We look forward to the same good discussions and hope this will be an opportunity for the agile community to connect and support each other at a difficult time.
This month Adrian Mowat is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Lean Coffee Glasgow
Time: Jun 24, 2020 07:45 AM Glasgow (BST)
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Meeting ID: 971 9732 8059
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This month we're back to the 'new normal' of having a general discussion.
And we are back to a 'proper' length MeetUp this time because I have managed to get myself organised and 34SP will be hosting a 'proper' Zoom call this time.
PLEASE NOTE: you will only see the URL/link for the Zoom call if you register/sign-up (RSVP) for this MeetUp. Please do that so that we have some idea of who is going to show up. Thanks.
Tonight will be just a general discussion and I hope some new faces will come along and provide some questions... it's good to revisit the basics and refresh some of the fundamental WordPress knowledge.
One item we may wish to discuss is the imminent change that will affect FB & Instagram embeds. I haven't looked at this yet myself... so we are all in a position to learn!!
This month, please let us know if you have a specific subject you'd like to talk to someone about.
Please be prompt for a 6:30pm if you can.
I’m looking forward to seeing you there.
For our November event, we have Agile and Digital Delivery Consultant, coach, trainer, speaker, and author of the excellent, "Building Successful Communities of Practice", Emily Webber.
Description: "Networks, Serendipity and the Flow of Ideas"
There is power in networks and the connections between people. Organisations where ideas can freely flow between people, are more successful, smarter and more innovative than ones where knowledge lives in silos. In this session, Emily will explain some of the research and concepts behind networks and idea flow. She will share some ways that you can use to help increase the power of internal networks, even when working from home is the norm.
Bio: Emily Webber is a London-based independent Agile consultant, coach, trainer and speaker. Her focus is on creating the right environments for people and teams to succeed. She does this by enabling effective collaboration, agile ways of working, embedding communities of practice and leading initiatives for growing skills and capabilities. All of which help create sustainable change.
She was previously the head of agile delivery at the Government Digital Service, where she built, developed and led a team of about 40 agile delivery professionals. At GDS, she created the widely-followed approach and maturity model for communities of practice and subsequently authored Building Successful Communities of Practice.
Emily is a popular keynote speaker, blogger (at emilywebber.co.uk) and event organiser. Speaking appearances include Mind the Product London, GOTO Copenhagen, Agile Testing Days Berlin, YOW! Australia and Craft Budapest. Emily set up Agile in Leeds, Agile on the Bench and Agile in the Ether, among others. Her experiences on the event circuit prompted her to create the Diversity Charter.
Kylie Yearsley is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Kylie Yearsley's Zoom Meeting
Time: Nov 11, 2020 06:00 PM London
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Gordy Wills - Head of Software Engineering • Intelligent Growth Solutions - https://www.linkedin.com/in/gordywills/
www.intelligentgrowthsolutions.com
When is a farm not a farm, when it is a factory that produces food from seed to packet. Our product is a totally controlled environment agriculture machine that is built in a warehouse not on traditional farming land. The machine is supper clever, but only works when it is given the right commands by its OS. Customer facilities have up to 40 of these machines so they also need production planning, task management and maintenance planning. The volume of data produced by each machine is huge; biology is messy and is not an exact engineering process, but the information in the data can show patterns which we can feed in to ML models to enhance the value of our sensors - or even in to AI models to run experimentation on how changes in environmental factors can increase crop yield or improve flavours.
Sounds exciting; a little over 12 months ago I was asked to start building the OS, the production planning, and the data streams; and actually, it is terrifying. We are a long way away from realising it all, but we just launched version 0.18 to our experimental farm and are deploying to our first paying customer by the end of the year. I want to tell you where we are, what we have done, things we know were a mistake and things we still think might be right. Our tech stack is C#.Net microservices with an Angular frontend served up in a K8s cluster with SqlServer backing, all sat in Azure, communicating to the farm using OPCUA and protected by Azure AD.
Hope you can join us; hope we can learn things from each other.
This month we have author, coach, and tester Rob Meaney joining us for a talk on the role of testing and observability in delivering solutions.
Description: Dealing effectively with both the risks we can imagine and the realities we can not.
"A whole team focus on Testability and Operability is fundamental to happy, high-performance teams, a successful business, and satisfied customers."
When I started in the Software Industry 15 years ago we used to physically burn, package and ship releases to our customers on disc. There was an enormous cost to failure – so much so that we spent weeks, and sometimes months, testing before each release. Once the release was finally shipped there was a sense of relief there was nothing more I could do. I lived by the mantra that “no news is good news” when it came to customer feedback.
Today, however, we are faced by an entirely new set of challenges and risks. We find ourselves testing in an increasingly complex world where everything is connected, change is continuous, and failure can be socially and financially catastrophic.
So, how can our teams manage risk effectively when faced with these overwhelming challenges?
For the past five years, I have worked on answering this exact question. In my role as a Quality Coach, I have helped numerous teams not just survive, but thrive in this complex new world.
I will introduce strategies to deal effectively with both the risks we can imagine and the realities we can not. I will explore how deployment is the beginning of our journey, not the end and share the techniques and models I have developed to enable teams to move quickly without compromising quality. Finally, I will argue that we must unlearn our old ideas about testing, development and operation and that a whole-team focus on testability and operability is fundamental to happy, high-performance teams, a successful business and satisfied customers.
Bio: Rob is co-author, with Ash Winter, of the Team Guide to Software Testability. He’s currently Head of Testing at Glofox in Ireland. Rob works with teams to help improve the quality of their software products and processes while also having fun. He loves to help them tackle tough testing and software delivery problems. He’s especially interested in Quality Engineering, Test Coaching, Testability, and Operability.
Rob a frequent speaker at international conferences, facilitates workshops on a range of subjects and is very engaged with the online testing community. He’s the co-founder of the Ministry of Testing: Cork meetup group. His previous positions include Quality Engineering Manager, Test Manager, Automation Architect, and Test Engineer with companies in diverse domains ranging from large multinational corporations to early-stage startups.
Join Zoom Meeting @1800 on Wednesday 14 October.
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Emily Webber - Networks, Serendipity and the Flow of Ideas
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For our November event, we have Agile and Digital Delivery Consultant, coach, trainer, speaker, and author of the excellent, "Building Successful Communities of Practice", Emily Webber.
Description: "Networks, Serendipity and the Flow of Ideas"
There is power in networks and the connections between people. Organisations where ideas can freely flow between people, are more successful, smarter and more innovative than ones where knowledge lives in silos. In this session, Emily will explain some of the research and concepts behind networks and idea flow. She will share some ways that you can use to help increase the power of internal networks, even when working from home is the norm.
Bio: Emily Webber is a London-based independent Agile consultant, coach, trainer and speaker. Her focus is on creating the right environments for people and teams to succeed. She does this by enabling effective collaboration, agile ways of working, embedding communities of practice and leading initiatives for growing skills and capabilities. All of which help create sustainable change.
She was previously the head of agile delivery at the Government Digital Service, where she built, developed and led a team of about 40 agile delivery professionals. At GDS, she created the widely-followed approach and maturity model for communities of practice and subsequently authored Building Successful Communities of Practice.
Emily is a popular keynote speaker, blogger (at emilywebber.co.uk) and event organiser. Speaking appearances include Mind the Product London, GOTO Copenhagen, Agile Testing Days Berlin, YOW! Australia and Craft Budapest. Emily set up Agile in Leeds, Agile on the Bench and Agile in the Ether, among others. Her experiences on the event circuit prompted her to create the Diversity Charter.
We have a Code of Conduct. To attend our events, you must accept the ideas and actions within it: https://www.meetup.com/Lean-Agile-Glasgow/about/
The morning Lean Coffee team are braving the evening for night only...
7.30pm intro for 7.45pm start - same time as our AM lean coffee but PM for just this month.
Bring all your agile ideas, challenges and experiences to the Lean Coffee Table: https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/4e6f6d1a-bd4a-440e-88b0-4ac838adf06a?guest=true
The board is open now for all your topics.
We have added some Hallow-lean starter topics to the board to get you started, you can add any agile topic you want to talk about on the night.
The Zoom call will start at 7.30pm and lean coffee format using the board at 7.45pm.
Grab your drink of choice, get your topics on the Lean Coffee Table board and join the Zoom, Wednesday 28th at 7.30pm.
We look forward to seeing you there.
The Lean Agile Glasgow Team
Zoom Details:
Topic: Evening Lean Coffee for 1 Night Only 28.10.20
Time: Oct 28, 2020 07:30 PM London
Meeting ID: 979 5502 3689
Passcode: 757304
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Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss your Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions before the workday starts.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
Due to the ongoing Covid 19 pandemic, we will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future. We also use Lean Coffee Table (https://www.leancoffeetable.com/) to simulate a face-to-face meeting.
Of course, there's no substitute for a Sharpie and a Post-it note but we have found Lean Coffee Table comes a very close second.
Please sign up for a free account and join the board at https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/8c756464-a4a5-42c8-bd2e-668c5cfb2d01?guest=true before the call. It really helps us to keep things running smoothly.
Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss your Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions before the workday starts.
This month we a trialling a slightly earlier start time of 7.45 to allow enough time for every to get away and start work after the call. The Zoom call will be open from 7.30.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
Due to the ongoing Covid 19 pandemic, we will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future. We also use Lean Coffee Table (https://www.leancoffeetable.com/) to simulate a face-to-face meeting.
Of course, there's no substitute for a Sharpie and a Post-it note but we have found Lean Coffee Table comes a very close second.
Please sign up for a free account and join the board at https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/8c756464-a4a5-42c8-bd2e-668c5cfb2d01?guest=true before the call. It really helps us to keep things running smoothly.
Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss our Lean and Agile ideas and challenges.
With the current Covid 19 restrictions we will be hosting this as a remote event until further notice and we will be using Zoom and Lean Coffee Table (https://www.leancoffeetable.com/) to collaborate.
We look forward to the same good discussions and hope this will be an opportunity for the agile community to connect and support each other at a difficult time.
This month Katie Beaton is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Lean Coffee Glasgow
Time: Jun 24, 2020 07:45 AM Glasgow (BST)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/97197328059
Please can you also create an account on Lean Coffee Table (https://www.leancoffeetable.com/) before the meeting so you can participate fully. We will post the link to the board in the Zoom chat when the meeting starts.
Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss our Lean and Agile ideas and challenges.
With the current Covid 19 restrictions we will be hosting this as a remote event until further notice.
We look forward to the same good discussions and hope this will be an opportunity for the agile community to connect and support each other at a difficult time.
This month Adrian Mowat is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Lean Coffee Glasgow
Time: Jun 24, 2020 07:45 AM Glasgow (BST)
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Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss our Lean and Agile ideas and challenges.
With the current Covid 19 restrictions we will be hosting this as a remote event until further notice.
We look forward to the same good discussions and hope this will be an opportunity for the agile community to connect and support each other at a difficult time.
This month Katie Beaton is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Remote Lean Coffee Glasgow
Time: Mar 25, 2020 07:45 AM London
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OK so the 4th Tuesday of September has crept up on me and (nearly) caught me unawares. Here is a VERY late notice for a MeetUp.
I know it's short notice but I hope you can come along.
Tonight will be just a general discussion and I hope some new faces will come along and provide some questions... it's good to revisit the basics and refresh some of the fundamental WordPress knowledge.
Please note that Zoom will probably throw us off after 40 minutes or so but we should be able to log straight back in a carry on. If not I will put another Zoom kink into the notifications section (below) and we can carry on from there.
This month, please let us know if you have a specific subject you'd like to talk to someone about.
Please be prompt for a 6:30pm if you can.
I’m looking forward to seeing you there.
Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss your Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions before the workday starts.
This month we a trialling a slightly earlier start time of 7.45 to allow enough time for every to get away and start work after the call. The Zoom call will be open from 7.30.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
Due to the ongoing Covid 19 pandemic, we will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future. We also use Lean Coffee Table (https://www.leancoffeetable.com/) to simulate a face-to-face meeting.
Of course, there's no substitute for a Sharpie and a Post-it note but we have found Lean Coffee Table comes a very close second.
Please sign up for a free account and join the board at https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/8c756464-a4a5-42c8-bd2e-668c5cfb2d01?guest=true before the call. It really helps us to keep things running smoothly.
Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss your Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions before the workday starts.
This month we a trialling a slightly earlier start time of 7.45 to allow enough time for every to get away and start work after the call. The Zoom call will be open from 7.30.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
Due to the ongoing Covid 19 pandemic, we will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future. We also use Lean Coffee Table (https://www.leancoffeetable.com/) to simulate a face-to-face meeting.
Of course, there's no substitute for a Sharpie and a Post-it note but we have found Lean Coffee Table comes a very close second.
Please sign up for a free account and join the board at https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/8c756464-a4a5-42c8-bd2e-668c5cfb2d01?guest=true before the call. It really helps us to keep things running smoothly.
Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss your Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions before the workday starts.
This month we a trialling a slightly earlier start time of 7.45 to allow enough time for every to get away and start work after the call. The Zoom call will be open from 7.30.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
Due to the ongoing Covid 19 pandemic, we will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future. We also use Lean Coffee Table (https://www.leancoffeetable.com/) to simulate a face-to-face meeting.
Of course, there's no substitute for a Sharpie and a Post-it note but we have found Lean Coffee Table comes a very close second.
Please sign up for a free account and join the board at https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/8c756464-a4a5-42c8-bd2e-668c5cfb2d01?guest=true before the call. It really helps us to keep things running smoothly.
Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss your Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions before the workday starts.
This month we a trialling a slightly earlier start time of 7.45 to allow enough time for every to get away and start work after the call. The Zoom call will be open from 7.30.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
Due to the ongoing Covid 19 pandemic, we will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future. We also use Lean Coffee Table (https://www.leancoffeetable.com/) to simulate a face-to-face meeting.
Of course, there's no substitute for a Sharpie and a Post-it note but we have found Lean Coffee Table comes a very close second.
Please sign up for a free account and join the board at https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/8c756464-a4a5-42c8-bd2e-668c5cfb2d01?guest=true before the call. It really helps us to keep things running smoothly.
Morning Lean Coffee (http://leancoffee.org/) to discuss your Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions before the workday starts.
This month we a trialling a slightly earlier start time of 7.45 to allow enough time for every to get away and start work after the call. The Zoom call will be open from 7.30.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
Due to the ongoing Covid 19 pandemic, we will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future. We also use Lean Coffee Table (https://www.leancoffeetable.com/) to simulate a face-to-face meeting.
Of course, there's no substitute for a Sharpie and a Post-it note but we have found Lean Coffee Table comes a very close second.
Please sign up for a free account and join the board at https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/8c756464-a4a5-42c8-bd2e-668c5cfb2d01?guest=true before the call. It really helps us to keep things running smoothly.
