Didn't get a chance to attend the ALM Summit, here are the online sessions...
For those of you that are practicing ALM and did not get a chance to attend the ALM Summit, here is a quick summary for the event and links to the online streamed sessions.
Event Summary
This year was our first ALM Summit. The outbound marketing team worked with the engineering and product management teams with two main goals in mind: 1. Bring key customers, analysts and luminaries together over three days to align views on ALM. 2. Create a new wave of content for the field and our customers. Targeting TDMs, the 3-day event included 21 sessions covering a wide range of topics. We attracted industry leaders as speakers to the event and brought key partners in the mix. We had great feedback with 98% of attendees indicating they would recommend the event to their peers in the future and a 165 NSAT score! As a result we decided to further scale and re-run the ALM Summit in FY12. The plans for the next summit will be available in Q3. |
ALM Summit Site
Session Abstracts alm-summit.com/almsummit/schedule.asp
Online Streamed Sessions
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| Key Speakers | ||||
| Ken Schwaber Scrum Alliance | Brian Henry Technical Fellow | Dave West Forrester Research | Sam Guckenheimer Microsoft | Tony Scott CIO, Microsoft |
| Speaker | Session Title | Downloads |
| Day 1 | ||
| Ken Schwaber (scrum.org) | Keynote: Scrum: The 3rd Decade The inventor of Scrum describes his collaboration with Microsoft to create the Professional Scrum Developer training for VS 2010 customers. | |
| David West (Forrester) | The State of ALM: An Industry View Dave is full of insights and data about the state of agile adoption in the industry and Microsoft’s emerging leadership. He is hilariously entertaining. This is a must watch. | |
| Jamie Cool | Heterogeneous ALM Environments Any customer who questions whether we are serious about 1st-class Java support in TFS should watch Jamie demo Team Explorer Everywhere. He flips between Linux and Windows and demonstrates gated check-in catching errors in Java development on a mixed technology project. | |
| Tony Scott | Keynote: CIO Perspectives on Innovation | |
| John Szurek (Clear Channel) | ||
Comments
Anonymous
December 16, 2010
There are no links here, is that correct?Anonymous
December 20, 2010
Sorry Valdo, it's a formatting issue. I will correct it over the holidays.Anonymous
January 04, 2011
Formatting has been corrected, sorry the table properties pushed the content beyond the margin.