Agile2010 seems like a long time ago, and a long way away now that I am sitting back at my desk in Blighty. But for the purposes of completeness, I thought I should blog about the final day of the conference. First things first – there were no pancakes for breakfast. I won’t pretend that …
A couple of Agile2010 facts: 1400 attendees at Agile2010 Made up of 38 nationalites (I’ve met USA, Canada, Argentina, India, Isreal, Denmark, Norway, UK) >260 talks, on about 18 stages How many employees do you think Disney has? I’ll let you think about that… Tonight was the finale party. A grand event inside EPCOT (what, …
It’s more difficult to write this now that I know it’s been circulated to my team at work… whether or not anyone’s reading it is another matter altogether, but c’est ca. Breakfast seems like a long time ago now, but since that’s how I’ve started the other posts, I may as well continue with that …
A day of two halves (is there any other kind of day?) Read More »
Day 2… Burritos for breakfast anyone? Yes please. My favourite food, and at the start of the day. Perfect. And I sat next to someone from Cooper at breakfast, who described Alan Cooper to me which tickled and intrigued me. Interesting breakfast observations: The longest queue in the house was for the fruit and cereal …
Of course the first thing one has to do at the start of the day is eat. So I wandered across to the Dolphin where the entire conference will be held. I was quite surprised at the sheer number of conference attendees – there must have been about 100 round tables, which could each seat …
The flight was good, it arrived on time (after possibly the longest taxi in the world), I cleared customs (after handing in an apple and an orange brought in from the UK – I knew I should have eaten them on the flight!), and found my way to the Mears Transportation desk for my transfer …
