Haim Yadid from Performize IT will speak about How Fast is Fast Enough? How to develop a performance-oriented software.

 
We will also host Asaf Halperin from BetterPlace.

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Ignite is proud to invite you to PMI 2010, the annual Israeli Project Management Conference, which will be held on May 25th 2010, 8:00 - 16:00, at the David InterContinental Hotel Tel Aviv. Click here to view the conference agenda.

Click here to register to the conference through Ignite and earn a free enrichment lecture comparing Theory Of Constraints and Agile project management methodologies

The Keynote speaker of the event will be David Anderson. See Conference Agenda Below.

Note: This is a paid event.

Click here to register to the conference through Ignite and earn a 15% discount!

Agile-2010 Agenda

After a successful first Scrum conference in 2008, the second Scrum conference was held on July 15th 2009. This year the conference hosted Dr. Alistair Cockburn, one of the first 17 signatories of the Agile manifesto. Leading the Agile software development in Israel, Ignite CEO, Aviram Eisenberg, was asked to speak about the challenges of Agile software development in global companies.

When Scrum was first conceived, back in 2001, distributed software development and global teams where not as common as they are today. In this lecture, Aviram Eisenberg elaborates the main contradictions between Agile best practices and offshore best practices, and how can they be combined to create a successful distributed Scrum development methodology

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World market needs demand that software be easily localizable and adaptable to a new geographical and cultural regions. This need becomes especially crucial during global market slow-down since expansion to new markets is a proven strategy for dealing with slow or declining demand. Localization projects typically require a full-blown global delivery model, which inherently is challenging to manage. Software developers must consider a variety of ways to optimize design, architecture, development, project management, and testing processes in order to facilitate market requirements and remain adaptable to changing market conditions and business needs.

Aviram Eisenberg demonstrated, using a case study, how a distributed agile development methodology and offshore best practices can be put to work in Localization projects.

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More than 200 professionals from all the leading High-Tech companies in Israel, international and startups alike, attended the first Israeli Scrum/Agile Conference that took place on December 9th 2008 at the Hilton Tel Aviv.

The agenda of the conference included:

• Keynote speaker Ken Schwaber, Scrum founder
• Keynote speaker Jim Cundiff, managing director of the Scrum Alliance
• Various workshops for Scrum adopters: novice, advanced and Scrum for managers
• A Scrum panel with real life case studies of Scrum adopters in Israel

Ignite, as a leading body of knowledge for Agile best practices and as the only provider in Israel that practices distributed Scrum and offshore agile methodologies, was the center of attention of startups as well as mature companies that wish to empower their R&D departments in a cost-effective manner using a best-of-breed blend of offshore outsourcing and distributed Agile development to achieve a lean (and mean) software development model.

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