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Delivery that lands: scoping software that ships
- 28 Sep 2026, 09:30–13:00
- Myrris office, Bengaluru
- 25 of 30 places left
A half-day session on why software projects slip, and the small number of decisions that decide whether one lands.
We will walk through three real engagements — what was scoped, what changed, and what it cost — and finish with a working session on your own roadmap. Bring something you are about to start.
Places are limited so there is room for questions.
We will walk through three real engagements — what was scoped, what changed, and what it cost — and finish with a working session on your own roadmap. Bring something you are about to start.
Places are limited so there is room for questions.
Who it is for
Engineering and delivery leads at companies of 50 to 500 people, and anybody about to sign off a scope they are not sure about.
What you will leave with
A scope you have pressure-tested, a shortlist of the assumptions most likely to be wrong, and a way of writing them down that survives contact with a project.
The plan for the day
- 09:30 Coffee and introductions Who is here and what they are about to start.
- 10:00 Why projects slip Three real engagements: what was scoped, what changed, what it cost.
- 11:15 Scoping that survives The small number of decisions that decide whether a project lands.
- 12:00 Working session Your own roadmap, in small groups. Bring something you are about to begin.
- 13:00 Close and lunch
Who is running it
Shyam Sundar Vijay
Founder, Myrris
Has scoped and delivered software for fifteen years, and been wrong often enough to have opinions about why.
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