The Camp Scrum Staff
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 Hello, visitor! I'm a combination of a programming guy (historically rooted in C++), a design and patterns guy, a little bit of an academic, and an Organizational Patterns guy.
My interest in Agile software development goes back to the early days of Organizational Patterns, which were one early way that Agile practices spread through the software world. Today, I continue using these patterns to help organizations refine their Agile base — both at the level of preparing for the discipline of Scrum or XP, and at the level of honing mature organizations to a high degree of performance. I have been helping many organizations to reduce short-term risk and long-term cost through Agile Architecture
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 30 December 2007 12:05 )
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 Jeff started the first Scrum at Easel Corporation in 1993 and worked with Scrum Co-Creator Ken Schwaber, to formalize the Scrum development process at OOPSLA’95. In the same year, Sutherland provided Kent Beck all background information on the creation of Scrum. XP engineering practices then evolved along with SCRUM and the two leading Agile development processes work well together. Scrum and XP are the most widely used Agile processes worldwide and their creators are authors of the Agile Manifesto.
Jeff is CTO and Worldwide Scrum Consulting Practice Manager for PatientKeeper. His current company started Scrum seven years ago as a startup and involves the whole company in the Scrum process including senior management. He leads many of his Scrum Certification courses at PatientKeeper where the Chief Product Owner reviews the PatientKeeper Product Backlog and explains how to run a MetaScrum of stakeholders every week and how to ship dozens of production releases of software every year. Jeff has personally led deployment of Scrum development teams in five companies as CTO/VP of Engineering and works with dozens of companies worldwide on deploying Scrum as a consultant. He recently became Senior Advisor to OpenView Venture Partners working closely with over 20 portfolio companies to assure good Scrum execution. Future investment in the software industry may depend on the quality of your Scrum implementation and Jeff will describe his group's investment criteria at Camp Scrum. |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 30 December 2007 17:45 )
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 Jens Østergaard is an Agile Developer consultant who helps organizations understand the fundamentals of Scrum, argue that organizations should keep Scrum as pure as possible, until they fully understand the mechanism that drive development forward.
Having more than 20 years of experience as developer, dba, team manager, project manager and ScrumMaster, primarily in financial organizations, he has worked with all aspects of software development. Jens has managed several Scrum projects, and became a fully qualified CSM Trainer, in Copenhagen, 2004. Apart from consulting and training, Jens gives popular presentations about Scrum, at conferences and for organizations.
Jens base is in Copenhagen, Denmark, where he is self-employed. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Systems Analysis at Linköping University, Sweden, and one year at graduate school, business department, in Madison, Wisconsin. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 25 December 2007 11:02 )
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 I am Gertrud Bjørnvig, an independent consultant. My specialties include Use Cases, Scrum, Organizational Patterns, Retrospectives, and Usability. During my professional life I have been working as developer, analyst, project manager, methodologist, process consultancy manager, and early in my career as an assistant professor. I am good at facilitating and mentoring, but I also like to fulfill a role on a development team. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 25 December 2007 11:25 )
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