Mapping out the journey: Creating a Technical Roadmap with Christine Chapman ONLINE EVENT

Are you overwhelmed with work for the business, but not sure where your team is headed? Does your team lack its own identity or purpose? We have all been there and as a leader in your organization it’s up to you to carve out your roadmap and push for its prioritization or your team will continue to drift from project to project. In this talk we’ll cover how to work backwards from a vision to create a roadmap your team and business will support.

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SCHEDULE

7:00 PM | Welcome
7:15 PM | “Creating a Technical Roadmap” Presentation
8:00 PM | Open Q&A

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SPEAKER INFO

Christine Chapman is a creator of roadmaps of all shapes and sizes — personal, professional, team, and project. Last year her team’s technical roadmap, changed their charter and day to day work for the better. Christine is a Senior Software Development Manager at Audible, the Programs Director for the nonprofit Uplift, and previously was a Software Engineer for 5 years. She lives in Somerville and in her spare time enjoys baking bread.

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