The conference
From experiment to tradition
What began in 2012 as an experiment with an open outcome has now become an indispensable tradition: the Tools4AgileTeams. Nowhere else is agility explored more comprehensibly in all its facets than at this conference. This has resulted in the T4AT becoming THE event for the Agile community.
A wide range of topics
The T4AT has always thrived on a great thematic diversity. This will also be reflected in the eight tracks offered in 2023, which will feature suitable talks and discussion sessions. Included are the classic T4AT topics, but also exciting new themes. These are:
- Teamwork
- Leadership
- Product Management
- at Scale
- Modern Work
- Service Management
- Culture Lounge
- Games
Our vision
A conference that focuses on the exchange about agility in teams and companies at all levels – that is T4AT. This ranges from the sense and nonsense of using tools and their optimal use in agile software teams to scaling agile models and processes across entire organizations. What is particularly important to us: an open exchange at eye level, pragmatic approaches to solutions, interactive elements, a friendly atmosphere and high-quality presentations or contributions that are very current (or, in some cases, even ahead of their time).
Our code of conduct
We want to provide a harassment-free event experience for our participants, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, disability, appearance, body type, ethnicity, or religious affiliation (or lack thereof).
We do not tolerate any harassment of participants, neither on-site or virtually. Sexualized language and depictions are unwelcome at our events. This includes the venue, lectures, workshops and celebrations, as well as Twitter and other media.
Participants who violate these rules will be subject to sanctions by the event staff, including removal from the event, even without the right to a refund of any entrance fee that may be due. Texts that violate the above criteria will be deleted.
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Testimonials for the T4AT
“Es kommt noch ein Punkt, dann könnt ihr Fotos von der Folie machen…. So, jetzt könnt ihr Fotos machen.”
— Christina Schreck (@schrecksche) December 1, 2022
Ok 😊#t4at @onkelkodi pic.twitter.com/4C2JVyEm5m
Spannende Fragen aus dem Open Innovation Process von Clemens Fucker auf der #t4at... "Wa s sind die guten Gründe für den Status Quo?" oder "Was passiert, wenn nichts passiert?"
— Der Alex (@alexkylburg) December 1, 2022
Enjoying a creative agile environment at #t4at in Wiesbaden, and Dean’s keynote @ScaledAgile pic.twitter.com/dq6PT8fRYh
— deema dajani (@ddajani) December 1, 2022
Real coffee. Banana cake. And sensible toilet signs. I already love it here at Tools4AgileTeams in Wiesbaden #T4AT pic.twitter.com/80qImruVTE
— Jurgen Appelo (@jurgenappelo) December 2, 2022
wow, über 1600 TN online bei der T4AT gestern:
— Manuel Marsch (@manumars) December 2, 2022
... - mal sehen ob wir das heute toppen??? #T4AT pic.twitter.com/SHPtzpn0HC