Research Papers
Achieving a smooth flow of work through the system is a goal for many teams and organizations that embrace agile and lean approaches. However, the flow of work faces many impe…
Ken Power
Ken is a software engineering professional with more than 20 years’ experience implementing software systems and building agile teams and organizations. He has held leadership positions in companies from startup to Fortune 50 in multiple industry segments, including networking & communications, finance, automotive, and travel distribution systems. He is currently developing AI-enabled systems for self-driving cars and intelligent autonomous systems. His core areas of expertise include software architecture, artificial intelligence, deep learning, complex adaptive systems, sensemaking, strategy, agile development, and large-scale transformation. He is a regular speaker on these topics at leading international conferences. Ken holds a B.Eng. in Software Engineering, M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence, and a Ph.D. in Complex Adaptive Systems. He has published more than 35 peer-reviewed papers and has been awarded patents in virtualization and network management technology. He has been working with agile and lean approaches to product development since 1999. Connect on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenpower or contact him at [email protected].
Experience Reports
When adopting agile and lean approaches in our company, one goal for teams and organizations is to achieve a smooth end-to-end flow of work through the system. This paper pres…
Experience Reports
Working in a multi-team, multi-program, multi-product environment brings several challenges. One of those is providing a smooth flow of work to teams, and incorporating their …
Event Sessions
This panel brings together practitioners and academics to share their perspectives on experience reports, research papers, and patterns. While the format varies – these storie…
Event Sessions
One reason many of us came to the field of software engineering or software development is because we enjoy solving problems. It exercises out mental muscles, and gives us a f…
