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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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jean lievens
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eduScrum Global Summit 2015 - Joe Justice welcome video: http://t.co/ni6G5w5jdC via @YouTube 
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Joe Justice shows us agile, lean, and scrum being used in government, manufacturing, R&D, biotech, pharma, banking, and more, For Maximum Awesome.
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Accelerate all of your company with Joe Justice, the creator of eXtreme Manufacturing. Together we will practice with attendees how to set up new teams, collaborate with remote teams, stay in sync across a wide portfolio of backlogs, and work as cross functional teams with generalizing specialists. We’ll get technical too, with Test First Design for non-software and software work, Contract First Design, and Object Oriented Architecture for rapid innovation work.
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Thanks to Joe Justice @Wikispeed for helping WA state gov on our Lean journey! http://t.co/LEQ2DbB7nr
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Start planning to attend the collocated Agile Development West and Better Software West Conferences in Las Vegas, June 1–6 and make the most of your learning experience by attending the first interactive AgileBuild. Attendees from both conferences will help in building a car that gets 100 miles per gallon and meets US road and safety standards. Experience the unique opportunity to work side by side with Joe Justice, a consultant at Scrum Inc. and founder of Team WIKISPEED, to learn how agile is being used in extreme manufacturing and learn firsthand how the agile mindset can be applied to your entire business.
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Joe Justice is a consultant at Scrum Inc. and inventor of the Extreme Manufacturing project management method. He also is the founder of Team WIKISPEED, an all-Scrum volunteer-based, "green” automotive prototyping company.
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TEDx is an international community that organizes TED-style events anywhere and everywhere -- celebrating locally-driven ideas and elevating them to a global stage. TEDx events are produced independently of TED conferences, each event curates speakers on their own, but based on TED's format and rules.
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WIKISPEED is a United States registered automotive manufacturer and a Washington State, USA, non-profit company with R&D inputs from a global think-tank collaborating using Agile project management and open source licensing. Their modular light-weight vehicle tied for 10th place in the Progressive Insurance Automotive X Prize, outlasting more than 100 cars from companies and universities around the world. The open-source evolutions of this design are currently available for road legal sale.
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Ade with AgileTV dives deeper with Joe Justice following his Keynote at Cesar's Palace, Las Vegas.
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WikiSpeed is a social enterprise applying cutting-edge collaboration techniques from the open-source software world, to solve problems for social good.
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OuiShare Talk where Joe Justice, team leader of Team Wikispeed (http://www.wikispeed.com/) explains how using Extreme Manufacturing methodology a team of 150+ volunteers around the world managed to build a car in 3 months.
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Joe builds a car. A very fuel efficient one. He does this with lots of different people from all over the world. And he uses Scrum. At this Agile Holland Meetup, Joe Justice talks about Wikispeed.
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Free Open Source Software Academia (FOSSA) is celebrating 50 years in 2013! WIKISPEED, as an open source project, is giving back to the landscape of open source work. Even more importantly, projects like WIKISPEED build on all the open source tools that have been build up to make distributed, collaborative projects like this affordable to anyone with passion and about 2 hours a week!
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