A Sprint in Tokyo: An Agile Journey to Japan
summary
Anaïs Moulin describes using Agile practices—personas, backlog, roadmap, user stories, MVPs and retrospectives—to plan and run a month-long personal trip to Japan in November 2024. The talk explains how those Agile tools were applied to balance two travelers’ different preferences and create a smooth, memorable itinerary across temples, trains and meals, showing Agile’s relevance outside software projects.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:25Agile travel planning
- 8:47Traveler personas
- 13:01Vision and roadmap
- 17:35Backlog and user stories
- 23:50User journey friction
- 28:02MVP and iterations
- 36:54Retrospective and lessons
- 40:04Conclusion
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