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How to Own a Really Big Complex Product #agile2010

Mike Cottmeyer Chief Executive Officer
Reading: How to Own a Really Big Complex Product #agile2010

Hey folks… here is the deck I am doing this morning at Agile2010. I am pretty excited to do this talk… I finally feel like I’ve got the slide sequence and story right. It’s amazing what a good night sleep will do for you! My talk is in E-2 on the Ballroom level, hope to see you guys there!

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  1. Dean Stevens
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    Great overview. Lots of meat in the capability diagrams. I love "Manage the System". Wish I could have been there.

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  2. Ryan
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    That was an interesting slide show. Great way to break down the entire system of launching a product of that size. It was really easy to go through, quickly click on the diagram, and understand exactly what was going on. I have never seen the slide show software before, and see myself mixing that in somewhere on one of my sites in the future. Thanks.

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