Bozzuto Brian – Agile New England https://agilenewengland.org Networking Events for Agilists, Agile Software Development, GamingWordPress Mon, 23 May 2022 09:36:56 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://agilenewengland.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/cropped-ANE_Logo_512x512Transparent-32x32.png Bozzuto Brian – Agile New England https://agilenewengland.org 32 32 15th Anniversary Celebration of Agile New England https://agilenewengland.org/15th-anniversary-celebration-of-agile-new-england/ Fri, 02 Jun 2017 03:46:42 +0000 https://dev.agilenewengland.org/?p=9230 Our monthly meeting on June 1 will be a special event to celebrate the founding of Agile New England a decade and a half ago. (Did you know we were originally called Agile Bazaar?) It will feature special food, music, and socializing.

Current and past presidents of Agile New England and illustrious  guests will offer short observations about Agile, Agile New England, and related topics over the past 15 years and into the future.

David Grabel
Vistaprint, Past President of Agile New England
Helping bring our best ideas to customers faster

 

 

Damon Poole
Nexxle, Past President of Agile New England
Reflections on the past, present and future of Agile

 

 

Tom Woundy
Mentor Graphics, Current President of Agile New England
Reflections on Agile New England and the role of the president

 

 

Brian Bozzuto
athenahealth, Founder of the Agile Games Conference
Looking at Agile transformations from the perspective of an internal coach

 

 

Steve Daukas
ScrumInc
Tips on how to get leadership to support Scrum transformation across the organization

 

 

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]]> Lean Startup and the Enterprise https://agilenewengland.org/lean-startup-and-the-enterprise/ Fri, 08 Feb 2013 01:43:51 +0000 https://dev.agilenewengland.org/?p=10150 Start up ventures today are moving quickly. Leveraging agile and lean practices, they are rapidly building and validating not just to build things right, but more importantly to build the right thing. This challenge, of precisely knowing what the market wants, is the key challenge that the lean startup seeks to address using techniques like continuous delivery, validated learning and pivots.

However, while these practices have been honed by the start up community, they are not just for new ventures. This session will explore the basics of the lean start up and show how larger organizations are beginning to use these same techniques. We’ll look at ways to set up safe experiments and establish actionable metrics. These practices are an invaluable addition to any product development team looking to improve their ability to learn from the market place and build solutions more suited to their current and future customers.

About the speaker:

Brian Bozzuto is a Principal Agile coach for BigVisible. He is a passionate advocate of continual learning and improvement for individuals, teams and organizations. With a background working for large corporations, he is proficient coaching at different levels within organizations to bridge the gap between technology and business.

He has experience using numerous process improvement techniques including Scrum, eXtreme Programming, Kanban, and Agile project management. His style is to pragmatically engage with a client and help them where they are rather than impose a standard solution upon them. He is always seeking opportunities to gain more insights into the fields of project management and product development to better serve his clients.

His past experience includes working as a developer, business analyst and project manager. Brian attended Bentley college for his BA in CIS and then received his MBA from Boston College. He lives in Brookline, MA with his family.

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