Agile, Scrum & Kaban Conferences

The Scandinavian Agile Conference is an event organized by Agile Finland and focused on Agile software development and Scrum project management. It takes place in Helsinki and discusses Agile organizations, state of the art in programming practices and Agile coaching.

Agile Trends is a conference focused on Agile software development and Scrum project management that takes place in Sao Paolo in Brazil. All the talks are in Portuguese.

SoCraTes Day Switzerland is the Swiss stage of the International Software Craftsmanship Gathering, a series of events for open-minded software developers who want to improve their craft and the software industry as a whole. This conferences aims at providing an ideal setting for speaking to and coding with other talented and engaged Agile software developers

CodeFreeze is an unconference taking place in Finland that defines itself as a “time and place for software craftspeople to meet”. It is part of the international group of SoCraTes conferences that are focused on software craftsmanship.

Scrum Day Europe is a conference dedicated to Scrum that takes place in the Netherlands. This conference dedicated to Agile project management and Scrum takes place in the Netherlands and will feature local and international expert speakers. This is a main event for all European Scrum practitioners.

The Agile Turkey Summit is a one-day conference dedicated to Agile software development and Scrum project management approaches taking place in Istanbul, Turkey. International and local Agile and Scrum experts provide the content.

The Manage Agile conference is an event taking place in Berlin that focused on Agile project management approaches. It is divided into two workshop days and two conference days. This conference focuses on management topics and is a networking platform where specialists and managers compare notes yearly to establish Agile topics not only in software engineering but also in the whole company up to the management. Most of the talks are in German, but there are also a lot of talks in English.