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Software Development in 2045: What The Future Holds

Scott Sauber

Scott Sauber

AI is changing software development faster than anyone expected. New tools are cutting coding time, automating testing, and reshaping workflows. As these tools become even more advanced, the value engineers bring to the table is shifting.

Join us for our next Lean BYTES on February 4, where Lean TECHniques’ Director of Engineering, Scott Sauber, will discuss how the role of software engineers is evolving and what software development will look like twenty years from now.

From becoming trusted business and technology consultants to honing management and soft skills, Scott will explore what it takes to stay relevant and impactful in a world where AI handles more of the technical work. You’ll also learn why a solid understanding of coding is still critical for troubleshooting and validation, and leave with practical steps to adapt as the industry evolves.

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The ROI of Saying No: Making the Case Not To Build
Barry Closser

Barry Closser

Product teams are often handed ideas from executives, board members, or influential stakeholders with the expectation to deliver. But just because an idea comes from the top doesn’t mean it’s the best move. So how can you make a strong, evidence-based case not to move forward without losing trust? Join us for a discussion on the ROI of saying no and how to make a case not to build.