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After a successful first Agile on the Bench, we decided to do it all again, who would have thought standing in the cold listening to people talk about Agile related topics, without any tech would be what people wanted to do with a lunch time in December, but it was!

We had even more people come along this time despite the drop in temperature, and learnt about different types of memory, how the making of Blondies Parallel lines teaches us about agile, delivery teams like to see measurements and how to spot an agile company. Thanks to everyone who came and our speakers (in order or appearance): me, Chris Young, James Ashton, Peter Hilton and Dan Brown

Some follow up links from Agile on the Bench

If you want to come along to (or speak at) the next event, register your interest at agileonthebench.co.uk

The audience at Agile on the Bench
The audience at Agile on the Bench
Dan Brown speaking at Agile on the Bench
The audience at Agile on the Bench
Chris Young's props at Agile on the Bench
Emily Webber speaking at Agile on the Bench
The audience at Agile on the Bench
Emily Webber speaking at Agile on the Bench
Dan Brown speaking at Agile on the Bench
James Ashton speaking at Agile on the Bench
A pigeon at Agile on the Bench
Chris Young's props at Agile on the Bench

Thanks to Simon Brunning for taking pics