We were invited by Kevin O'Malley from Connecting Bristol to run a session about agile development at the BBC, Digital Bristol Week; a series of talks, workshops and events to introduce new ways of working and best practice to the creative industries of the South West.| Emily Webber
I gave a talk at SEACON recently building on top of my previous blog post about assisted serendipity. I wanted to share the ideas in that talk here as it is very relevant to the current times. This long post covers why serendipity is essential and how we can create opportunities for it to happen, bo| Emily Webber
I have been a little quiet of late while settling in to my new job at Government Digital Services (GDS), but I did publish a post about the role of the agile wall over on the GDS blog. Read more it below, original published over here: http://digital.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/2012/12/19/the-agile-wall.| Emily Webber
This is a quick blog post with some tips for effective stand-ups that a friend asked me to write so he could share it with someone else. So here it is Mark.| Emily Webber
Following last years' IRL get together, members of the Agile in the Ether Community spent another sunny Friday in Liverpool connecting and sharing ideas. Such a brilliant way to brighten up February. As with last year, this year's theme was strengthening connections across the community,| Emily Webber
I have been running Agile in the Ether for over five years; this year, we had a face-to-face event for the first time. It was wonderful and proves you can make real connections over video. In this post, I’ll talk briefly about the intention, the approach and what happened.| Emily Webber
Update Oct 2024. I have now added this retrospective to the Miroverse for anyone to use here. This week, I designed a short retrospective to close a phase of work. The team was handing the work over to an ongoing client team, so it was a perfect time for reflection and a chance to collate advice| Emily Webber
