The Agile Enterprise. A Case for Ethical Memory in Agile Product and Project Delivery

Featuring Stelian ROMAN Melbourne, Australia Chapter - October 29, 2026

Overview

The message of the webinar is that ethical memory is essential for modern Agile and project‑delivery professionals, especially when acknowledging the origins of the practices they use daily. The deck emphasizes that commercial failure is not the same as irrelevance, noting that “Agile practices we use every day…did not spring from nowhere in 2001,” and that ethical storytelling requires crediting pioneers whose ideas shaped today’s frameworks even if their ventures did not succeed commercially.

Learning Objectives

• Identify key historical contributions to Agile and Enterprise Agility, including the roles of General Magic, Extreme Programming (XP), and the Agile Manufacturing Forum.
• Explain how PMI’s ethical values can be applied to accurately acknowledge the origins, contributors, and evolution of Agile practices, regardless of an organization’s commercial success.
• Apply principles of ethical storytelling and professional integrity to recognize overlooked contributors and accurately communicate the historical lineage of Agile and Enterprise Agility practices.

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