Podcasts/talks. Emptying the queue (I)

I have a long queue of interesting talks, so I'll post the talks links in small batches. Here come the first one.

Interesting Agile/Lean related talks:

• Competing On The Basis Of Speed  (Mary Poppendieck)  Optimizing for speed, flow, and waste reduction. Lean Software Development
• The role of leadership in software development (Mary Poppendieck) Good talk, full of good advices.
• The Power of an Agile Mindset  (Linda Rising) Very good talk about the "Agile" mindset (aka experimentation or growth mindset)
• Experimentation Mindset (Michael Norton) Acomplement for the Linda Rising talks. Continious learning, experimentation Mindset, double loop learning, ...
• Curing Agile Hangover with Craftsmanship (Sandro Mancuso/Masook Badar) Story about the real agile process of continuous improvement, professionalism. No more "scrum but" agile :)
• The Nature of Software Development  (Chet Hendrickson / Ron Jeffries) Interesting talk with the same subject/ideas described in the Ron's book (with the same tittle). Current state of Agile and Agile's good ideas in a real context of common Agile misunderstandings.

Other development/systems related talks:

• Protocols - The Glue for Applications  (Torben Hoffmann) Very interesting, distributed systems, fault tolerant and the desing process for this kinds of systems (full of advices from the Erlang community).
• Keys to SRE (SREcon14)  (Ben Treynor) Good description about the term/role of SRE (from the google perspective).

When I empty the talks queue, I'll try the generate this kind of entries more often...