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Agile2009 has an incredibly rich and diverse set of agile speakers and practitioners, it would be a shame to miss it. Yet I know most companies are struggling this year with the economy and thus will have more challenges finding quality learning time. Â To provide some additional enticement to go this year, I have compiled a few sessions that I believe will be worth their money and are ones that I would like to attend if I don't get caught in a deep conversation with my other interesting peers at the conference.
I have selected these sessions first because I know the speakers are top notch. Secondly, because I think their topics are of particular interest this year based on what I am seeing through my clients. Whether you attend these sessions, or some of the many others, or just go to talk with other agile peers - go and enjoy!
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petebehrens (Pete Behrens) : @Armond_M sorry, no recording of my Leading Agility "Inside-Out" from #RallyOn2012. Will look for a future recording opportunity.
petebehrens (Pete Behrens) : (time lapse) I DID IT! I ran a 44:30 10k - on a flat sea-level course in Seattle in cool weather. Mile high #BolderBoulder next.
petebehrens (Pete Behrens) : Amazing - 5:20am in Seattle hotel, all 9 treadmills are busy. Good motivation to run outdoors today.
Armond_M (Armond Mehrabian) : @petebehrens Thanks for sharing the slides. Is there a webinar-like presentation of these slides somewhere? #RallyON2012
