The Product Design Playbook via Lean/Agile Practitioners of NJ Meetup on November 14

Please join us at Lean/Agile Practitioners of New Jersey Meetup on November 14th, 2017 to hear Matthew Voshell share his thoughts on The Product Design Playbook

Details
With the accelerated adoption of agile and multi-disciplinary teams known as ‘Pods” Product Design, as a profession, is on a trajectory to demand generalist designers over specialized ones. In response to this eventual pivot “The Product Design Playbook" is a comprehensive collection of methodologies and concepts that will guide designers and teams alike to build high quality products quickly and repeatedly.

For this Lean-Agile event, concepts covered will span across the spectrum of continuous agile product development. The presentation is intended to communicate a direct approach to help designers and teams discover and understand what to expect through learning about situational concepts to leverage at any given time throughout the continuous product development process.

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About the speaker:

Matthew Voshell is a product designer in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Through his career he designed both SaaS and mobile products for fortune 500 companies. Before becoming a product designer Matthew worked in the cyber security field as a consultant to several different U.S. federal agencies.

His new book "Product Design Playbook: Concepts & Methodologies to Live By" is slated for release this winter.

The Lean/Agile Practitioners of NJ meetup celebrates it's 1st anniversary.

Time flies when you're having fun and building a great community.  The Lean-Agile Practitioners of New Jersey meetup group is celebrating its one-year anniversary.

To express our thanks for your continued interest and support, we invite you to join us for an evening of food, drinks, and discussion with other Lean-Agile practitioners in the area on December 12th.

Thank you to Lean/Agile Practitioners of NJ meetup members (now over 500) and the wondeful co-organizers, Sarah Diefenbach and Maddy Del Monte  who make all these events possible.