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

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Agile-2010 Agenda

Highly experienced .NET Team Leaders to work in our Ukrainian office in Zhitomyr

• At least four  years experience in .NET development
• Experience in all .NET technologies
• Agile/Scrum experience - an advantage
• Oracle Database experience
• PL/SQL experience
• Very good English speaking/writing/reading skills 
• University Graduate
• Problem solving skills
• Wilingness to relocate to Zhitomyr

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Mid-level and senior .NET server-side developers to work in our Ukrainian office in Zhitomyr

• At least two years experience in C#
• At least two years experience in Web Services
• Significant experience in Oracle database and PL/SQL development
• Good English writing/reading skills
• University Graduate
• Responsible and reliable
• Wilingness to relocate to Zhitomyr

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Mid-level and senior .NET client-side developers to work in our Ukrainian office in Zhitomyr

• At least two years experience in ASP .NET development
• At least two years of experience in html, css and Java Script 
• Significant experience in at least one of the following technologies: Silverlight, WPF, AJAX
• Good English writing/reading skills
• University Graduate
• Responsible and reliable
• Wilingness to relocate to Zhitomyr

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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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