Here is a slideshare presentation I gave on 19th April 2012 at the Agile Westminster Conference. A ten year retrospective on agile on behalf of the BCS Agile Specialist Group of which I am a committee member.
The presentation immediately preceding was particularly interesting for me, given by Andrew Craddock, technical director of the DSDM Consortium. He spoke about DSDM Agile Project Framework for Scrum™. This is a brand new White Paper that describes how DSDM's Agile focus on project organisation, structure and governance complements the recognised team-focussed product delivery Agility of Scrum.
Link to Full conference agenda
Embdedded slideshare presentation:
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