59 Topics for an Agile meetup

In case you were running dry on topics...

I scouted the various meetup groups around the world, asked a few people and added some myself.

1. Scrum and legacy systems
2. Program Portfolio management
3. Application Architecture and impact on velocity
4. Individuals and Interactions over Process and tools
5. User Experience and Scrum
6. Business Value – what does it mean to you?
7. Handling Tech debt
8. Who owns quality, and what do they say about our work?
9. Hyper-productivity – breaking the rules
10. Scrum in operations/support
11. Coaching dojo
12. Enterprise architecture – finding the balance of planned and emergent design
13. Strategic product ownership
14. Managing managers
15. Planning poker and other estimation techniques
16. Training new scrum teams
17. Self organising
18. Continuous Integration, Continuous delivery
19. Agile Testing
20. Acceptance Testing: Just say no (James Shore’s thinking)
21. Collective ownership
22. Agile tools
23. PMI-Agile combo
24. Requirements decomposition – epic to story
25. Release planning
26. Story mapping
27. Evidence based Retrospectives
28. Innovation Games
29. Roadmaps
30. Lean Startup and Agile
31. Estimating, Velocity, and Charts
32. Can Six Sigma help scrum teams?
33. TDD
34. Definition of Done
35. Scrum Certifications & what they mean,
36. Failed scrum implementations
37. What we can learn from the punks and hippies; lessons from change agents of decades past
38. Scrum beyond Development
39. Selling Scrum to senior management
40. Offshore teams and scrum
41. Dan Pink’s Mastery, Autonomy and Purpose
42. Hybrid Agile; Friend of foe?
43. Management 3.0
44. Memetics – why easy ideas are stickier than good ones.  What does this mean in the world of scrum?
45. Deeper look at the Agile Manifesto
46. Open forum with experts
47. Complexity theory
48. Shu-Ha-Ri-Kokoro
49. Heart of Agile
50. The Philosophy of Work; what modern philosophy has to say about the way we work
51. What is Lean and Kanban
52. XP and Scrum combo
53. The missing Parts of Scrum
54. Agile contracts, Agile proposals
55. When to leave scrum behind
56. Revisiting scrum roles; There are no project managers, no business analysts, no testers and no developers.
57. What Theory of Constraints can teach us
58. Startups and Scrum
59. Scrum v Kanban/Lean