October 30 & 31

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Agile Requirements: Moving from Vision to Value

Do you yearn for practical and productive ways to discover requirements? 

Are you puzzled about how to elicit, verify, and validate requirements on an Agile project? 

Do you struggle with bloated backlogs or not getting backlog items (e.g., stories) “done”?

EBG Consulting and arSensa Inc. are teaming up to bring the Discover to Deliver agile framework to Toronto for a public offering on Monday, October 30^th and Tuesday, October 31^st.

The early bird rate has been extended for IIBA Toronto members.

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Five Reasons You Will Want To Attend

You learn how to:

• Conquer the chaos of backlog bloat and story hell.

• Identify and vet new product opportunities in a way that invites, excites, and involves stakeholders as product partners.
  

• Engage in discovery sessions that focus on what is useful, viable, and feasible.

• Overcome requirements confusion and conflict by holistically exploring product options, making transparent decisions, and readying backlogs items to get to “done.”

• Lead teams and stakeholders toward shared product outcomes through dynamic collaboration.

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We look forward to seeing you!

The Team Bringing You This 2-Day Course

Ellen Gottesdiener

ellen@ebgconsulting.com

www.ebgconsulting.com

Ellen is an Agile Product Coach and CEO of EBG Consulting, focused on helping product and development communities create valuable outcomes through product agility.

Michelina DiNunno

michelina@arsensa.com

www.arsensa.com 

Michelina is a management professional with extensive experience building self-managing teams, leading organizational change initiatives and championing the business analysis profession. Michelina is a founding member of the IIBA Toronto Chapter, has served the chapter, including on the board, for over eight years, and is a co-creator of the IIBA Toronto Workshop Series.