What Remote Summit sessions interest you?

[Kat]

Check out the Remote Summit 2020 live stream and on-demand topics here and tell me what sessions you are looking forward to seeing.

[Dominic Lagger · Accepted solution]

Hi @Kat 

It will be my first Summit ever, so I'm looking forward! 

So on the first day, I will watch every keynote :) 

I'm also interessted in some breakout sessions: 

• Beyond being there: High performing distributed teams
• How to clean up your Atlassian suite (without losing your damn mind!

And since I'm a community leader, I want to certificate, so there's product demo "Certification: You can do it. Here’s how", which I'm really looking forward! 

[Jodi LeBlanc · Accepted solution]

Great question @Kat - and I love seeing everyone's interests so far! The Trello talks are the ones I am looking forward to the most.

Also these sessions:

How to build a meaningful career (and life) with design thinking

How to spot if you're a Richard

Also, FMA's session on Ikea, but I haven't found it on the agenda yet. Please tag it if you already know the title.

Thanks!

[Kat]

From dream to (augmented) reality: PTC's best practices from the IKEA Place story

• Jefferson Raulino Scomacao, PTC
• Andy Barker, PTC

IKEA now lets customers to "try" furniture before they buy via augmented reality.

Join the team behind this project and learn how they managed the project from conception to release, all while working in an agile environment with external teams. Explore new frontiers using Trello, best practices, and lessons learned.

- It is one of the available "any time" sessions once remote summit is open later this week. 

[Jodi LeBlanc]

Thanks Kat, I am looking forward to it!

[Dharma Ramos · Accepted solution]

On first pass:

• Change faster when Dev and IT change together
• Change Management
• From dream to (augmented) reality: PTC's best practices from the IKEA Place story
• How to clean up your Atlassian suite (without losing your damn mind)
• Certification: You can do it. Here's how.
• Portfolio for Jira 3.0 and beyond.

[Ollie Guan · Accepted solution]

• What’s new in Jira Software Cloud
• Atlassian Data Center: Building for change and scale
• Security at scale: Investments in user management for Data Center
• How to clean up your Atlassian suite (without losing your damn mind)
• Certification: You can do it. Here’s how.

[scott_boisvert · Accepted solution]

• What's new in Opsgenie, Statuspage, Jira Service Desk
• Lessons learned an inside look into incident management at Atlassian
• How to spot if you're a Richard
• How to clean up your Atlassian suite (without losing your damn mind)
• How Cerner uses Portfolio for Jira to keep project managers happy
• Best-of-Breed DevOps: How modern teams build their toolchains
• Certification: You can do it. Here's how.
• Jira Align OKRs: Achieving perfect alignment in an imperfect world
• Portfolio for Jira 3.0 and beyond
• And of Course the Keynote Sessions

[Sedera Randria · Accepted solution]

All topics are interesting.  And especially one : "Certification: You can do it. Here’s how"

Since we have to stay at home for a while, I'm curious about the possibility to pass Atlassian certifications remotely and safely. This will be a great news. 

[Walter Buggenhout _ACA IT_ · Accepted solution]

I am really looking forward to many of the Community workshops. Especially the interactions with Atlassians and fellow Community Leaders.

And I listed the following sessions:

• Beyond being there: High performing distributed teams
• How Cerner uses Portfolio for Jira to keep project managers happy
• How to plot a journey from Data Center to Cloud with 10,000 users along for the ride
• How to spot if you're a Richard
• If you’re not disrupting from within, you’ll be disrupted from without
• See it, believe it: How to stop remote work from happening in the shadows

[Jimmy Seddon · Accepted solution]

Thanks for the heads up @Kat!  I'm going to have to go through it in more detail later, but at a quick glace:

-Change faster when Dev and IT change together
- Everything you learned about CI/CD is wrong
- Modern Development & DevOps (Q&A)

Those would be the top of my list given our company is right in the middle of trying to figure this stuff out.