Sun Tzu and the Art Of War

Sun Tzu and the Art Of War : Applied and Scalable Simplicity for Medium Sized Scrum – SCRUM GLOBAL GATHERING SHANGHAI SEPTEMBER 2015

The layout of this presentation is inspired from the table of contents of the Art of War by Sun Tzu.

THE BATTLEGROUND

•  Laying Plans
•  Waging War
•  Attack by Stratagem
•  Tactical Disposition
•  Energy
•  Weak Points and Strong
•  Manoeuvering
•  Variation in Tactics
•  The Army on the March
•  Terrain
•  The Nine Situations
•  The Attack by Fire
•  The Use of Spies

The conference will address off-the-wall Scrum topics based on modern tendencies in the field. I will reveal a new law of mine, the law of 50 for risk management, a trick to build a team thru an unfamiliar lens, the use of a radiator for courage and openness, why should we quick start a project, Scrum practices by the US Supreme court, Cost of Delay, the differences and similarities among Coaching and Socratic questioning techniques, traceability for CMMI compliance, the more digital we become & the more we lose analog skills, how to restore cadence in a broken SCRUM with Kanban advice, Agile adoption throughout the world etc.

Speaker : Daniel Doiron, The Agile Agonist

MBA Annual Competition – Concordia University – 1989
PMI Montréal – February 2015
Phoenix Global Scrum Gathering – May 2015
LeanKanban University – Miami June 2015
Shanghai Global Scrum Gathering – September 2015 

17h30 -18h00 : registration| 18h00-18h30 : dinner and networking | 18h30-20h00 : conference   
No cancellation or reimbursement 5 working days from the event