Agile
Camp
Berlin
MAY 27-29, 2021
The Virtual Barcamp Experience—
Community, Sharing & Learning
Join the virtual Agile Camp Berlin 2021 and experience three energizing days with 200-plus agile peers focusing on community, sharing, and learning. We will practice games and exercises; we will share tips & tricks, lessons learned, and war stories from the agile trenches—all self-organized in a virtual Barcamp format from May 27-29, 2021.
Blog
🏆 ACB21 Best Session Award: And the Winner Is…
Congratulations to the Winners of the ACB21 Best Session Award! The competition was fierce, and the jury—aka you—has spoken! The first prize, a seat on one of my Professional Scrum training virtual live classes, is awarded to Andy Nguyen for his session Agile influence. The five annual SessionLab-Pro licenses go to: Axel Genz: How I…
Read MoreThe First Video of the ACB21 Is Online!
Check Out the Age-of-Product Youtube Channel for Videos of all Speaker Sessions We have started releasing the videos of the speaker sessions of the ACB21! The first video is by Jutta Eckstein and Maryse Meinen on “Real Cross-functional Teams for Creating real and better Products:” Learn more about Jutta’s and Maryse’ session here.
Read MoreThe ACB21 Live Stream
May 27-28, 2021
May 27
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Scott WeinerHow to win with Agile resistant teams - A Case Study2.00pm-3.00pm - Talk with Q&A
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Jorgen HesselbergOrganizational Equanimity: Sustainable Agility at the Enterprise Level3.00pm-3.45pm - Talk with Q&A
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Jutta Eckstein & Maryse MeinenReal Cross-functional Teams for Creating real and better Products4.00pm-4.45pm - Talk with Q&A
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Viktor CessanEvidence-based Interventions5.00pm-6.00pm - Talk with Q&A
May 28
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John CutlerLinking Strategy to Everyday Work2.00pm-2.45pm - Talk with Q&A
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Jimmy JanlénThe Power and Pains of Autonomy3.00pm-4.00pm - Talk with Q&A
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Johanna RothmanModern Management: Adapt How You Lead for Agile Success4.00pm-4.45am - Talk with Q&A
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Dave WestIncreasing the Velocity of Value5.00pm-5.45pm - Talk with Q&A
Proposed Sessions
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ExperienceWhat your company could learn from German Gangsta-Rappers by Axel Genz
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ExperienceAgile-for-Hardware: A Case Study in a Chemical Plant by Warren Gertzen
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WorkshopPowerful questions - what, why, how? by Andreas Wittler
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ExperienceExperience with Remote Sprint Review Bazaar by Robert Briese
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OtherAgile Behaviours, Patterns and Antipatterns by Markus Hippeli
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WorkshopKanban Coaching Clinic by Markus Hippeli
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OtherThe State of Kanban 2021 by Markus Hippeli
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WorkshopSuper-vision For Agile Professionals by Amaranatho Robey
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ExperienceHow I (and you can) use Monte Carlo Simulations to forecast team performance by Axel Genz
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WorkshopParcour : Stakeholders to Secure Sustainability by Corinne Wilhelm & Erik Schumb
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ExperienceUncomplicating Life & Refinement by Sachin Jain
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ExperienceVirtual Team Development for Agile Teams by Erik Schumb
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WorkshopRole Model Canvas for Product People by Andreas Altmannsberger
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ExperienceSwitching from Scrum to Kanban? Forget it! by Denis Salnikov
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ExperienceHow to Create Innovation? Venture Building from the First Idea to Scaling by Sandra May, Jan Kühne
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WorkshopImplementing the Prime Directive – Boost your Agile Coaching with Internal Family Systems (IFS) by Theresa Lankes
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ExerciseTesting Business Ideas by Andreea Gheorghiu
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WorkshopDeep-Diving into the Principles of the Manifesto for Agile Software Development by Theresa Lankes
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ExperienceWhat is Kanban? And how does Scrum fit into it? by Sven Kräuter
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ExperienceKanban Maturity Model In Action by Sven Kräuter
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ExerciseBefore We Start – Defining Team Principles by Niklas Laasch
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ExerciseBuilding Teams over 5 Dysfunctions of a Team (Based on Patrick Lencioni’s Book) by Esin Altin
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WorkshopHow to create a more trustful relationship with your stakeholders by Andreas Altmannsberger
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WorkshopCreate a Collaborative and Iterative User Interface in less than 60 Minutes! by Shobhit Pradhan and Nils Hyoma
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WorkshopTeam values - Finding and Aligning by Lynoure Braakman
Sponsors
about the sponsors of the ACB21.
Attendees
Please note: Adding an attendee profile is voluntary. Not all attendees choose to do so.
Tech
After checking out several contenders and even running trials, we plan to continue the journey we started with the ACB20 based on Zoom, Slack, and Google Docs back in October 2020.
Technically speaking, all you need an up-to-date browser — preferably Chrome — to participate in the vACB21. We also recommend using an external microphone to improve your sound quality. Some sessions may require additional software to appreciate the intended experience fully. Those requirements will be listed in the description of the respective session.
