Now you can watch—or rewatch—all the talks from myConf 2024 here!
Back in May, we gathered eight world-class speakers in beautiful Malmö for 24 hours of inspiration, learning, and thought-provoking discussions about business and software development that make a difference. You can find all the amazing talks they gave right here!
Tamara Carleton: Building a Moonshot Mindset
Tamara Carleton is an award-winning professor, industry advisor, and author of the book “Building Moonshots”. In her talk, Tamara introduces the moonshot mindset and some ways to turn radical ideas into reality.
Watch a recording of Building a Moonshot Mindset by Tamara Carleton.
Read more about Tamara and the talk in the speaker announcement article.
James Lewis: How Flow Works
James Lewis is an internationally recognized expert on software architecture and design and its intersection with organizational design and lean product development. In his talk, James uses ideas from Information Theory and Complexity Science to explore the weird world of how our work works.
Watch a recording of How Flow Works by James Lewis.
Read more about James and the talk in the speaker announcement article.
April Wensel: Maximize Humanity with Compassion
April Wensel is the founder of Compassionate Coding which focuses on the human side of software development. In her talk, April shares how you can use compassion to manage stress levels, connect more deeply with coworkers, create products that delight users, and ultimately leave a more positive impact on the world.
Watch a recording of Maximize Humanity with Compassion by April Wensel.
Read more about April and the talk in the speaker announcement article.
Erik Meijer: Virtual Machinations: Leveraging the Linguistic Bytecode of Large Language Models to Emulate Programming Language VMs
Erik Meijer is a computer scientist, entrepreneur, and a pioneer in applying AI to improve productivity and efficiency. In his talk, Erik discusses the need to adjust the way we communicate with and instruct AIs and demos the design of a natural language-based programming language.
Watch a recording of Virtual Machinations by Erik Meijer.
Read more about Erik and the talk in the speaker announcement article.
Henric Johnson: Emerging Industry and Technologies of Power
Henric Johnson is a professor of Computer Science, academic entrepreneur, and Global Head of Science and Innovation at Business Sweden. In his talk, Henric gives a deeper understanding of what trends and insights companies and universities should take home in a world with global competition.
Watch a recording of Emerging industry and technologies of power by Henric Johnson.
Read more about Henric and the talk in the speaker announcement article.
Susanne Kaiser: Optimizing for a Fast Flow of Value with Adaptive, Socio-technical Systems
Susanne Kaiser is an independent tech consultant who helps organizations build socio-technical systems. In her talk, Susanne explores the synergy of Wardley Mapping, Domain-Driven Design (DDD), and Team Topologies as a holistic approach to building adaptive systems optimized for a fast, sustainable flow of value and feedback.
Read more about Susanne and the talk in the speaker announcement article.
Jan Bosch: Stop wasting your R&D budget! Start modeling value and experiment!
Jan Bosch is an executive, professor, and consultant to Fortune 500 companies whose areas of expertise include aligning business and R&D strategy and R&D management. In his talk, Jan discusses how wasteful current practices around product management and R&D are and presents an alternative approach.
Read more about Jan and the talk in the speaker announcement article.
Emily Bache: Real Team Building for Software Development: Technical Coaching
Emily Bache is an independent consultant, YouTuber, and Technical Coach. In her talk, Emily explained what a technical coach actually does and how technical coaching can help an organization build a strong engineering culture and promote technical excellence.
Watch a recording of Real Team Building for Software Development by Emily Bache.
Read more about Emily and the talk in the speaker announcement article.