* Posts by 3vi13d

2 publicly visible posts • joined 2 Jun 2012

CIO says Telstra becoming 'best IT shop in APAC'

3vi13d

Re: D'oh, missed your presentation

Hakenpuc,

I totally agree that this year was dominated by TW and to a lesser extent by REA - although I don't think this has anything to do with Nige going there as you suggested - his move to REA was announced on 3rd of May - submissions closed to speak at the conference on the 31st of Jan.

And at risk of being pointed out as a nit-picker - I respectfully disagree with you again *grin*. Last year at AgileAustralia 2011, strictly speaking there were 1.5 presentations by Lonely Planet - Nigel Dalton at 11:45am on the 15th of June. Same time/date as Nick and Fiona aka the Agile Board Hackers. Nick had left LP by then, as had James Pierce who was representing Lunar Tractor. Nigel was also in a panel - not sure that counts.

I'm embarrassed that I forgot Brent Snook presented this year, he's an LPer - so in 2012 Lonely Planet had 2.5 talking spots that's certainly not "a lot less" no matter how you cut it. This year Nigel curated a stream and would tell you himself he didn't present, although he was in a panel, and did present to the Uni students after the conference on day 1.

What I note is that despite Patricks desire for Telstra to be Australia-leading in Agile - other than Carolyn on a panel, Patrick was the only standalone speaker from Telstra, let's hope that next year we see more ground-roots presenters from Telstra.

Cheers

Ed

3vi13d

Re: A bit different

Hakenpuc Hepek that's incorrect.

I presented at 11:25 in Ballroom 3 on Thursday -> http://www.agileaustralia.com.au/topics.html#how-lonely-planet, I'd sugget the clue to my employer is in the title.

My colleague, Fiona Siseman, presented in the Stradbroke room shortly before that -> http://www.agileaustralia.com.au/topics.html#agile-board-hacks

Since you clearly missed my presentation - you can catch a copy of it here -> http://lunatractor.com/not-just-an-it-thing-our-book/lonely-planet-sap-team-radical-team-transformation-through-leadership-and-agility/

Enjoy

Ed Cortis

Director of IT

Lonely Planet