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Join Clinton Keith for a forward-looking session on how game development is evolving—and why that change could be a major opportunity. With over two decades of experience guiding agile transformations in game studios, Clinton brings a deep understanding of both the challenges and possibilities facing the industry today.
As technology, player expectations, and team structures shift, traditional development models are being redefined. Clinton explores what this transition means in practice, from rethinking production pipelines to empowering teams with more adaptive and sustainable ways of working. Rather than fearing disruption, this session invites you to see it as a chance to build something better.
The session concludes with a live Q&A, where you can engage directly with Clinton, ask pressing questions, and explore how these changes might impact your own work. Discover how the future of game development can be more creative, collaborative, and resilient.
Speaker Bio
Clinton Keith is an independent agile coach and Certified Scrum Trainer with 30 years of professional video game development experience. Clinton introduced the game industry to Scrum in 2003 and Lean/Kanban in 2006. He has coached and trained teams and leaders at over 200 studios to adopt agile practices and reduce production costs. He is the author of "Agile Game Development” and “Gear Up! 100+ Ways to Grow your Studio Culture”. His website is www.ClintonKeith.com. Connect with Clinton Keith on LinkedIn.
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