039 How does your framework take you from projects to products, debated at Agile Framework Fight Night

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This is the second episode in a series that started with episode 35.
In this episode we fight over a question posed by Brent Barton: Why should I choose your framework??
Agile Framework Fight Night happened at Seattle Scaled Agile Community in the downtown Seattle. The venue was Zonar. You can find Scaled Agile Community in Meetups. A URL is in the show notes: http://meetu.ps/e/GFnmC/rD8M/a.
These are the fighting panelists:
Ricardo “Dad of Doom” Garcia from Team DAD
This “Dad of Doom” has over 30 years of industry experience and has implemented and managed numerous software projects using Agile Practices for Fortune 500 companies. His work has been featured in white papers, cover stories in magazines, and is a frequent speaker at conferences and Agile expert panels.
“Rowdy Roddy” William Rowden from Team LeSS
“Rowdy Roddy” brings 7 years of experience to his executive coaching — as co-founder/CTO of an Agile software company, Gray Hill Solutions, he developed traffic.511.org, an Advanced Traffic Management System, and a transit route analyzer. His love of languages enhances his development coaching — he can write in over 20 computer languages (most recently Perl, C# 3.5, and Java) and two natural languages (English and Spanish), and is currently studying Mandarin.
Alan “Anarchy” Dayley from Team FAST Agile
“Anarchy” spent much of his career writing embedded software for industrial products. Along the way he discovered that his greatest strength lies in the communication part of software creation. “Anarchy” work- with teams and companies to find their own way of being Agile instead of just doing agile.
Heather “Widowmaker” Webster from Team SaFE
Lancer “Unkind” Kind, moderating
“Unkind” lives in Kirkland, and loves nothing more than writing micro tested software. For the last five years he has delivered consulting services in China, India, as well as the USA. He’s a publishing author of science fiction and Agile Noir, a project management business novel. He’s podcasting at Agile Thoughts, ???? (the Chinese edition of Agile Thoughts), and SciFi Thoughts. His Agile at scale business novel is “continuously delivered” via Lean Pub at: https://leanpub.com/AgileGrande