Hi All,

I am co-ordinating a local technology group canned "Agile Peterborough" 
(http://www.agilepeterborough.co.uk )

On March 20th we are hosting our first free set of evening talks at the Brewery 
Tap in Peterborough.

The details are all available on 
http://www.agilepeterborough.co.uk/events/103294582/

If you are interested please can you RSVP using the URL above!

I have copied the description below

Cheers
Alex

"A Journey into Agile - Uncovering Better Ways"
Speaker: Daniel Bass
Role: Development Manager
Company: comparethemarket.com

Daniel has over 12 years' experience delivering software to a wide range of 
businesses. In the last 3 years he has played an instrumental part in 
comparethemarket.com's journey into becoming an Agile IT department and its 
engagement with XP development techniques.

Dan's talk will focus around how comparethemarket.com engaged with a program of 
change to align its development with the principles of agile software 
development practices. The presentation will cover some of the practices that 
have worked and some that haven't along with how it's going 2 years on. There 
will be a chance to answer questions at the end of the session.



"Lean & Lego - Building the Millennium Falcon"
Speaker: James Lewis
Role: Principal Consultant
Company: Thoughtworks

James Lewis is a Principle Consultant for ThoughtWorks based in the UK and a 
member of the ThoughtWorks Technical Advisory Board. Most recently he has been 
helping to introduce Agile at various blue chip companies: Investment Banks, 
Publishers and media organisations. Sometimes I even write software.

James studied Astrophysics in the 90's but got sick of programming in Fortran. 
Fourteen years of DBA, Java development, software design and software 
architecture later, he believes that writing software is the easy part of the 
problem. Most of the time it's about getting people thinking right.

Most recently, James has been spending his time helping ThoughtWorks' clients 
develop enterprise software as a coding architect and is particularly 
interested in the design of distributed systems and the web as middleware.

Blog: http://bovon.org/


[alex-shaw]


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