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Hi all,

So last week I spent in Santa Clara, California, learning from some of my mentors and friends and co-workers in the agile industry and beyond.  Wow.  It was an incredible experience and I was fortunate enough to be able to also present a few different sessions there.

Yes, you have noticed as I have that we have not published a new cartoon lately.  Yes.  This is my responsibility.

I am taking time to learn more in this craft of agile and Scrum.

This week, I will be in Orlando, Florida, for a few days with the Scrum Community and then the Scrum Trainers at the end of this week.

For up-to-date information, follow me on twitter at www.twitter.com/mvizdos.

And.

If you want to meet more people in the industry — follow the “mark” of #scrumgathering there.  If you are there, tag your posts on twitter with that hashmark — and let’s see where things lead.

I promise we’ll get back on track with the comic strips soon.  In the mean time — let’s learn more and check out your favorite comic strips on this site.

Comment away!

You may also see some surprises coming from me.  Who’d think.  From me? (smile).

Welcome to a new week…..

1 Comment to “Scrum: Scrum Gathering – Orlando, Florida 2009”

1. Michael Says:
   March 16th, 2009 at 11:51 am

   “So last week I spent in Santa Clara, California, learning from some of my mentors and friends and co-workers in the agile industry and beyond. Wow. It was an incredible experience ”

   Wow! Tells me very little. If you are learning things that make you think Wow! then you should be passing it along. Don’t you think?

   If you were thinking Wow! because you had too much St Patrick’s Day libation then maybe you should be holding it to yourself.

   Either way Wow! should be followed by some sort of explaination in my opinion! Stop holding out!!!

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