One Table. One Question.
Sit at one table with your true peers, seasoned tech execs. Share and learn.
Reserve Your SeatFor twenty years the demo came last, because building was the expensive part. You specced, you built, you tested, then you showed it.
Now the cheapest way to find out whether something is right is to build a working version and look at it. So the demo moves to the front, and everything downstream of it is up for renegotiation. Some teams have gone to backlog, demo, test, build, demo. Some have stopped writing specs. Some have two definitions of done and are pretending they have one.
What's your take? What's your team doing? How are you using this process to balance speed and quality?
Come ready to answer. Three minutes per person.
One conversation
No side conversations, no breakouts. Everything is said to the whole table.
Everybody presents
No slides, no panel. An RSVP of yes indicates you are willing to be honest, and share with your peers what's working and where your team has room to improve.
Chatham House rule
What you learn can leave the room. Who said it does not. Bring the failure you wouldn't put in a conference talk.
CTOs, VPs of Engineering, and Heads of Engineering at companies shipping production AI software.
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