Agile acceptance and implementation by East and Western mindsets (75 min.)
- Agile Room
- en
The presentation will be focused on comparison and practical experience with offshore projects management in indifferent environments (cultural, technical, different maturity levels) and different levels of project management.
It includes management under strict conditions of life critical and mission critical applications development, where agile best practices are in reality successfully applied as well. It includes range of teams working in smaller operations (up to 30 people) up to companies having more than 30 thousands employees.
I will show differences in project planning with standard tools and with applying best practices, including approaches for testing and project management. I will also show practical examples how a company can shift from almost no project development practices to the agile ones within few days just because of need for external cooperation with outsourcing teams.
Great differences can be also seen in cultural differences and acceptation of agile practices in USA and Europe, including Holland, Czech Republic, Germany and UK. Training practices will be also shown.
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Luboš Král (CZ)
Consultant at Freelance
Luboš Král has wide experience in the area of software development outsourcing in business partnership and long-term cooperation model. He was responsible for businesses development and and project cooperation in the area of mission and life-critical systems and technology transfers for newly created products.
Customer’s locations were mainly Europe and USA. Business partner domains were from producers of medical devices (Medtronic), telecommunication systems for airports, railways and navy (Frequentis), automotive (Teradyne, Bosch) and others.
Beside that, he has also experience in organization of partner programs in applied research under EU projects and Czech industrial projects funded by EU and Czech government. This involvement includes cooperation with Czech Universities and their research teams. The University cooperation also included participation in start-up companies utilizing technology transfer from research to product and market.
Luboš Král holds engineering and PhD degrees from the Czech Technical University.
