Presented by Thiéry Adam
November 1st13:30 - 14:30Room : Verdun
The first principle behind the agile manifesto is to satisfy the customer early and often through continuous deliveries. This means you need to involve the customer to ensure that what will be done, what is being done and what has been delivered maximizes value out of the effort provided. When Ludia put into practice agile methodologies, switching to a full-on Scrum framework, we realized that the benefits of customer-centric thinking were an important ingredient in generating maximum productivity accross all team members. Simply put, you must find who the customer is for any given effort to ensure that the person behind the effort has clear objectives, clear deadlines and clear acceptance criteria. Without this structure, agile methodologies can degenerate into a framework that becomes too casual, responsible for wasted time and energies.
Learning Objectives
- Learn about the Ludia experience and what worked and what didn’t work in their agile implementation.
- Take away specific processes that can be applied immediately to whatever production framework is in place.
- Realize the importance of a customer-provider philosophy applied to any task, deliverable or milestone to motivate the team, focus efforts and augment quality.
Thiéry Adam has a background in comics, film animation, game design and project management. He is a certified Project Management Professional and a Certified Scrum Master. He has taught and assemble new course materials for two game development colleges. He is a currently a producer at Ludia.
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