Agile 2022

Agile Alliance’s annual conference is dedicated to exploring, innovating, and advancing Agile values and principles, and creating a space for people and ideas to flourish. The Agile2022 conference brings Agile communities together year after year to share experiences and make new connections. Join passionate Agilists from around the world to learn about the latest practices, ideas, and strategies in Agile software development from the world’s leading experts, change agents, and innovators.

You’ve been to an Agile20XX event before, you know it’s an amazing conference where people from all over the world come together to discuss the latest in all things Agile ranging from technical to management topics and everything in between. To make it even better, we’ve changed up the conference quite a bit for 2022 and we’d like to give you an overview of some of the changes we’re making.

We’re here for the community!

Agile Alliance was founded by and thrives by virtue of its community. The Agile20XX annual conference has been the primary mechanism for bringing that community together year after year to expand and promote Agile values and principles, regardless of which Agile framework you follow (or maybe you don’t follow a framework at all).

Protecting the health and well-being of our community is of paramount importance to Agile Alliance. With COVID-19 being an ongoing concern, we are taking every practical step to make the conference safe for all participants–attendees, speakers, and staff will be required to follow health protocols so that we can enjoy being together safely.

NEW Simplified Conference Tracks

We’ve made some changes to the traditional track structure you may be used to. We’ve simplified from having 15-20 tracks down to three. We’ve made this change to simplify things; once the content has been confirmed, we will create “playlists” to group content by themes. For example, a playlist like “Leveling up your ScrumMaster skills” speaks more directly to an attendee’s individual learning needs than a generic track such as “Collaboration, Culture, and Teams”. We believe that deferring track definitions until the “last responsible moment” will help us improve the experience for speakers and attendees alike.

We hope this information is useful to you in understanding the changes we’re making with Agile2022. 

We can’t wait to see you in July!