Wednesday, June 3rd at 11:00 AM EST | FREE Virtual Webinar

Agile has become the dominant approach to software delivery, yet true proficiency remains surprisingly low. While continuous improvement is a core Agile principle, in practice it is often implied rather than enforced—leaving teams to stagnate or pursue unfocused, ad hoc changes. As highlighted early in the presentation, many Agile cycles include review and planning steps, but nothing explicitly ensures teams are getting better over time.

This talk introduces a quantitative framework that makes continuous improvement measurable, actionable, and mandatory within every iteration. By defining a unified effectiveness metric across software craftsmanship and embedding improvement targets directly into sprint goals, teams shift from simply delivering features to systematically enhancing how they deliver.

Attendees will learn how to:

• Measure software development effectiveness consistently across teams and contexts
• Translate improvement into clear, trackable metrics
• Ensure every iteration delivers not just output, but verified process gains
• Create transparency from team-level actions to organizational outcomes

Through real-world examples from industries such as automotive and healthcare, the session demonstrates how making improvement measurable leads to sustained gains in quality, efficiency, and predictability.

Ultimately, this approach transforms continuous improvement from a principle into a built-in system—ensuring teams evolve as continuously as the products they create.

Meet your speaker

Mooly Beeri has more than 25 years of experience in the software industry, from fast-paced startups to industry giants like Microsoft and Philips. Mooly built the software center of excellence for Philips, impacting the daily work of all software professionals. He is now actively driving the same software excellence principles in his role as head of software transformation at Aptiv. He served as COO of a $1b software private equity firm, managing the acquisition of more than 50 software companies during his tenure. He is the CEO and founder of BetterSoftware.dev), which helps many businesses drive continuous improvement in their daily software life.