About this Event
Come join us at Improving's brand new offices in Franklinton!
Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to network with industry professionals in-person. Then stick around to learn how to use the Minimum Viable Replacement framework to guide your legacy system modernization project.
Avoid Exploding Watermelons: Insights From a $20M Modernization
Are you modernizing and sunsetting a legacy product?
Are you worried that your initiative will go over budget and under perform, like 80% of the modernization initiatives?
Learn how to:
🌟 Reduce costs and timelines while delivering greater value sooner
🌟Deliver quick wins while minimizing technical debt
🌟Better estimate the project’s actual size
🌟Avoid Exploding Watermelons and the Titanic Syndrome
Kevin Mireles will share key insights he developed after leading a $20M on a modernization project, where they made most every mistake possible.
He will explain:
- Why the Minimum Viable Product approach almost guarantees disaster.
- How the Minimum Viable Replacement framework enables you to avoid costly rework.
- How the Watermeon Detector can help you quickly identify, mitigate, and communicate critical risks.
This tool incorporates the hard-won wisdom gained from 20-years of product/project management, leading a $20M modernization and the integration of a $100M+ acquisiton, into a simple worksheet that enables you to quickly identify common risks, mitigate, and communicate them.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
330 Rush Alley, 330 Rush Alley, Columbus, United States
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