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About ALE 2019

During the 7 weeks from the 5th of April until the 25th of May, the "Call for Speakers" initiative received:

  • 80 different sessions proposals
  • from 64 different authors!

The chosen Seed Sessions will be included at each track of each day of the Open Space Program:

  • Agile Practices,
  • Agility in non-tech context,
  • Organizational Agility,
  • Agility in Engineering Practices,
  • Product Design.

Find out the Daily Schedule and all the details about the Seed Sessions already confirmed!
Get to know who are the ALEsome people behind them!

Questions should be sent to organization email program@agilelean.eu

Why Call for Speakers in an Unconference?

ALE is an unconference and we emphasize the informal exchange of information and ideas between participants, rather than following a conventionally structured program.
By keeping the format, we want to provide our audience with the best and highest quality sharing moments.

From the speaker's submissions, we will select a few awesome talks and mini-workshops as Seed Sessions.

Also, we will share with all participants the proposals from our ALEsome candidates, therefore giving our community the opportunity of building an amazing and disruptive agenda.

Schedule

5th of April
Seed Submissions open
25th of May
Seed Submissions close
25th of June
Final decisions and contact with speakers
1st of July
Final annoucements of Seed Sessions
21st to 23rd of August
ALE 2019 Unconference

Conference Themes

The theme of the ALE 2019 Unconference is Re-All Agile, which means: Re-Think Agile, Re-Set Agile for All beyond software, Re-New Agile for the fast changes of this century, Re-Write Agile Manifesto for the current reality, Agile for All in or out of software development.

Given the theme, ALE will be focused on Agile working, software creation and delivery, teams, practice, and new business thinking.
These themes will be organized as several tracks. Other categories may be proposed.

Agile Practices Coaching, Retrospectives, Planning
Agility in non-tech context Healthcare, Finances, Education, Human Resources
Organizational Agility Culture, Personnel Management, Self-organization, Leadership, Team practices
Agile Engineering Practices Engineering, Programming, Testing and Operations, e.g. TDD, BDD, Continuous Delivery, Architecture, Reliability
Product Management Product Discovery, Business Analysis, Product Management

Sessions

The session will be 20 minutes in length. Double sessions (40 minutes) are also available.