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Lean Software Development Video

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Original writing: Richard Durnall · 2026 commentary: Durnall editorial

READING MODE Approx. 1 min

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A few weeks ago I flew to Canada to deliver presentations in Calgary and Toronto. This time it was for joint presentations with Kraig Parkinson, who works out of our Canada office. The nice folk at InfoQ were at the Toronto presentation to record it. You’ll find the video here: Lean Software Development Presentation.

If you watch it then I’d love to get your feedback…

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