Coming up soon are this year’s Sydney and Melbourne CTO Summits presented by Yow and Wheelhouse. My topic is on “Building a learning culture on a budget” – something I’m very passionate about. If you’re in either city and want to come along, you can save 10% by using the offer code ‘speaker_discount’. The early bird ticket sales ends on Friday the 27th November.
The CTO summits are single day day, single track events where engineering leaders come to connect with and learn from their peers. The theme is “Driving change” – how can you create, support and accelerate changes within your engineering team?
The full speaker list for Melbourne:
- Gregory Warden: Head of Engineering Services, Atlassian – Reliability, Availability & Performance: just a simple matter of programming. Wrong!
- Simon Raik Allen: CTO, MYOB – TBD
- Josh Graham: CTO, Simple Machines – The power of creative and engineering working together
- Andy Kelk: Head of Software Engineering – Digital Products, News Corp Australia – Building a learning culture on a budget
- Randy Shoup: Consulting CTO – Good Enough is Good Enough – ‘Minimal Viable Architecture’ in a startup
- Tal Rotbart: CTO, PageUp People – Monolithic App to Continuously Delivered Microservices: Lessons from SEEK and PageUp – A business perspective
- Tom Mcleod: CTO, Myagi – Stop hiring – start thinking like an engineer
- Helen Snitkovsky: CTO, 4th Party – Shortcuts to most wanted product
- Tomas Varsavsky: CTO, REA Group – Balancing autonomy and leverage in a large agile organisation
- Simon Wade: CTO, jTribe – Approaches to Cross Platform App Development
- Randall Makin: Co-Founder/CTO, RedEye Apps – My Journey as a Co-Founding CTO in Australia
- David Novakovic: Co-Founder/CTO, Scrunch – Composition vs Inheritance in a dynamically typed world – real code reuse in a python team scaling a microservice based product
- Karl Rohde: Head of Infrastructure & Service Delivery, Novion Property Group – Distupt or be disrupted – A primer on the Social Age
- Toby Tremayne: Development Consultant, The Walt Disney Company – Why you’re not getting it done
- Alexandra Stokes: Founder, Agily – Scaling agile to the enterprise – Frameworks and the debate!
- Erwin van der Koogh: Principal Consultant, Elabor8 – What if everything you knew about code quality is wrong?
- Bernd Schiffer: Agile Coach – Concrete Experimentation in Agile Environments
The full speaker list for Sydney:
- Gregory Warden: Head of Engineering Services, Atlassian – Reliability, Availability & Performance: just a simple matter of programming. Wrong!
- Paul Shetler: CEO, Digital Transformation Office, Australian Government – Why government is the best start-up in Australia
- Josh Graham: CTO, Simple Machines – The power of creative and engineering working together
- Andy Kelk: Head of Software Engineering – Digital Products, News Corp Australia – Building a learning culture on a budget
- Lindsay Holmwood: Infrastructure and Platforms Lead, Digital Transformation Office – Blame. Language. Sharing: Learning from accidents in your orgs
- Pete Chapman: Director, EY – The internet of orphaned things
- Brett Porter: Chairman, Apache Software Foundation and Head of Architecture, SafetyCulture – Communities for Code – What Can Engineering Leaders Learn From Open Source?
- Greg Wilkins: Jetty project leader, Eclipse Foundation – How Jetty Harvested Use Cases from its Users and Clients
- Wes Sonnenreich: CEO, Intersective – Building a technology product innovation capability using interns!
- Richard Glew: CTO, Literacy Planet – A world without servers (or instances)
- Peter Whitfield: CTO, LawPath – Graph databases – what’s all the fuss and why should you care?
- Daniel Harrison: CTO, Revelian – Lessons learned from building and scaling intelligent/analytics systems
- Toby Hede: CTO, Fame & Partners – Distributed Development – a survival guide for running and managing a distributed team
- Dan Draper: CTO, Beaco – TBD
- Alexandra Stokes: Founder, Agily – Scaling agile to the enterprise – Frameworks and the debate!
- Kurt Brown: Client Engagement Principal, DiUS Computing – What to do when things go wrong
- Adam Stephensen: Solution Architect and General Manager QLD, SSW – If you want to ship software, you need to Fail Fast
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