The 6 Step Framework for successful Heartbeat Retrospecitives (Boris Gloger)

Agile development teams learn and improve by inspecting and adapting. High performing teams inspect and adapt not only their code and tests, but also their methods and interactions. Through regular retrospectives they become skilled at acquiring and using collective wisdom, accessing best practice thinking, avoiding faulty decisions or reinvented wheels, and increasing opportunities for successful innovations.
This short presentation will give Scrum Masters, Team Leads and Projectmanagers a framework that they can use to run heartbeat retrospectives successful.

About the speaker

Boris Gloger My international experience in software development and delivery projects is based on my work for EDS, Broad-Vision, ONE, Web.de, in Denmark, Spain, Austria and Germany. I implemented traditional software development processes like CMM and Risk Management and now I am changing organizations by using Scrum and Project Retrospectives. I authors articles on topics affecting project teams, team leadership and organizational change. The current book project is: "A Scrum introduction in German". In 2004 I organized the first Scrum Gathering-Europe 2004 at Vienna and 2006 I organized the Retrospective facilitator Gathering in Baden-Baden, Germany. 2005, I found SPRiNT iT, an agile software development and consuluting company in Ettlingen, Germany. I am a Certified Scrum Master Trainer and NLP Practitioner and I hold a Magister in Philosophy and Sociology from TU Darmstadt, Germany. My home is in Roeschwoog, France, a small village in Elsass and in Vienna, Austria. Dancing Salsa is one of my passions, and I love reading all kinds of books, and I run Marathon. My next running goal is the 2 Ocean Run in Captown South Africa 2007.