Jake Creech
20
November

And... that's a wrap!

Posted 14 months ago by Jacob Creech

What a two days! What a Conference! 415 attendees, speakers and sponsors helped make AgileNZ 2017 a great success – two energy-packed days of discussion, debate, non-stop learning, knowledge sharing and networking.

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Our 41 speakers delivered a stream of presentations focused on 'Delivering Digital' and the four themes of Relevance, Responsiveness, Innovation and Sustainable Transformation. We thank them all for their contribution that caused a buzz not only in the room, but on Twitter too with #AgileNZConf trending in NZ with more than 3.4 million impressions and almost 2,000 Tweets.

Since Conference, our team have been busy editing and uploading videos, photos and presentations from the event. Their work goes on but, for those who missed securing a ticket for our sell-out Conference or those who were there and just can't get enough, most of the presentations from the two days are now up on SlideShare. You can also check out photos from the Conference over on Flickr. Videos will follow so keep an eye on Twitter and Facebook for updates.

Thanks to everyone who came along and helped create that buzz. And a special, big thank you to all our sponsors and organising team for helping make it all happen.

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