PJAIT co-organizer of the ".Agile" conference

The ".Agile" conference co-organized by the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology and Orange Poland will take place on September 10. The motto of the conference is "Agile .Culture .People". This is a unique opportunity to expand your knowledge, meet with leading experts and deepen your understanding of what agile can look like in organizations. We are extremely proud that the conference will feature two speakers representing PJAIT. 

The head of MBA studies for the IT industry and Centre for Postgraduate Studies at PJAIT will give a talk on "Challenges of education based on the competencies of the future - how agile education processes can respond to market expectations." 

Martha has been involved for years in creating agile educational models that adapt to the changing world and needs. She is passionate about the development and future of education, because as she says, "I believe that education changes the world!"

Esteemed writer, traveler and lecturer of the Department of Japanese Culture PJAIT will give a lecture "Five Years in a Japanese Corporation. Culture, Hierarchy, People." 

Peter is the author of best-selling books about Japan: "Japanese Diaries. Notes from the Year of the Rabbit and the Year of the Horse", "Planet K. Five Years in a Japanese Corporation", "Tokyo. Tales from the Lower City." He spent nine years in the cherry blossom country and will now bring us the secrets of Japanese work and management culture.

Other speakers included industry experts and leaders such as Ewa Krupa, Director of Culture and Development at Orange Poland; Magdalena Drobiazgiewicz-Mazur, Senior Agile Coach at Vasco Electronics, Mike Guzowski, CEO of Developico and many more!

At PJAIT , we know how crucial it is to manage skillfully and effectively in achieving the desired goals. The introduction of agile methods into daily work has a huge impact on the functioning of organizations. Let's meet at the ".Agile" conference and together let's lean into what effective management should look like in today's rapidly changing world.

See you at ".Agile"!