There are a lot of potential roadblocks to Agile transformation and team success, including global distribution of teams, multiple backlogs and stakeholders, legacy applications to maintain and support, and a fluid team structure. Our team has all this and more! So how do we find Agile success in the face of these real world constraints that are far from anyone's ideal setup? Join me for a journey through our team's five-year (and still ongoing) evolution from Very Bad Scrum to Passable Scrum to Pretty Successful Kanban by building an environment of trust, communication, and team-wide accountability. This session is for anyone on an Agile team who is looking for new ideas, or is worried that the real world constraints keeping their team from "Ideal Agile" will also keep them from having Agile success.
Slides, with speaker notes:
http://redhat.slides.com/smcdowel/agile-in-the-face-of-the-real-world?token=gG9GNQJA
