24/03/2025
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Agile in Large Businesses: Myth or Reality
10 Zhiuli Shartava St., 2nd floor, Batumi15:00 UTC
Online/Offline
Russian
About the event
Let's dive into the world of Agile in fintech. We'll analyze why the Spotify model only works for Spotify, uncover what scaled Agile looks like in practice (and why SAFe is so controversial), and find out how to adapt Agile for large enterprises in a way that truly works.
Agenda:
- SAFe, Spotify, and Nexus;
- Key challenges of Agile transformation in large enterprises;
- How to do it right: real-life examples;
- Q&A session.
The event will be interesting for:
Scrum masters and project managers, as well as anyone facing challenges with Scrum and professionals working with Agile methodologies in fintech, Big Data, and software development.

Topics and speakers
Agile in Large Businesses: Myth or Reality

Ratmir Novikov
Project manager (Andersen)
About the speaker
Ratmir is a Senior Project Manager and Senior Scrum Master with over 11 years of experience in bringing products to life, fostering solid business relationships, and growing revenue along the way. Skilled in Scrum and Agile as a whole, Ratmir has worked with numerous fintech companies to support their Agile transformations.

Anna Pankratova
Project Manager (Andersen)
About the speaker
Anna is an accomplished Project Manager and certified Product Owner with over 9.5 years of experience in Big Data projects and over 13 years of total experience in IT. Anna has vast experience in leading teams of up to 65 specialists. Currently, she is a Scrum Master for a large fintech company going through an Agile transformation.
Unfortunately, registration for this event is closed. However, Andersen regularly organizes exciting events! Find out more in the dedicated community.
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