New York

October 15–17, 2025

Berlin

November 3–4, 2025

London

June 2–3, 2026

Velocity

Velocity

Supercharging your processes for faster software delivery

15 Best Coding Assistant Tools in 2025

There’s more to life than just Copilot.

Productivity isn’t always fast 

It can often feel like we aren’t being productive unless we’re working at max speed. But slow productivity is here to subvert that idea.

How to speed up code reviews

Code reviews don’t have to be painful. Here’s how to embrace tools and more collaborative processes to raise the bar on your review cycle.

Maintain team performance during unexpected change

You’ll have to experience change management at least once in your career. Make sure your teams can maintain performance through it all.

Hey, you’d be great on the LDX3 stage

Should the daily stand-up die?

Will the real agile developers please stand up? Please stand up. Please, stand up.

On our Velocity playlist

Engineering owns velocity

In this talk, I’ll explore what engineering leaders need to do to credibly own velocity and deeply align their work with the company strategy.

Launching a Gen AI powered travel companion: A case for tiger teams

Explore Booking.com’s journey in launching a Gen AI travel companion in 3 months, powered by a tiger team approach for rapid, focused product development and innovation.

Ben Murray

Goldilocks doesn’t need your story points or your t-shirts

Ben Murray believes there is only really one question you need to ask: is this task small enough?

How to drive pace in your team ??‍♀️

How to drive pace in your team ??‍♀️

Alicia Collymore delivers actionable advice that’ll help you to improve your teams’ delivery and pace without a data-first approach.

Planning for success when scaling rapidly

Create goals, prioritize effectively, set expectations, and drive alignment.

The festival for modern engineering leadership

London • June 2 & 3, 2026

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Top Velocity videos

  • Lydia Seidlitz

    Skills that empower engineers to drive business impact

    Lydia Seidlitz focuses on skills for engineers to master in order to foster a business and product mind set.

  • Sahana Carlsen

    Practical tech-debt prioritization

    Sahana Carlsen explores practical steps to influence stakeholders, be realistic about resourcing, and involve the entire team in making critical decisions on quality projects and technical debt.

  • Ben Murray

    Goldilocks doesn’t need your story points or your t-shirts

    Ben Murray believes there is only really one question you need to ask: is this task small enough?

  • Erin Sardo

    Supporting Major Launches as a Staff+ IC

    Erin Sardo covers what makes a good Release Captain including topics like how to think about rollout stages, rollback strategy planning, environment planning for sustained QA, cross-functional dependencies like help content and customer service traffic, delegation and aggregation.

  • Davy

    Establishing intentional communication

    Davy Stevenson talks about how communication is a critical part of the engineering process but is not usually treated as something to be engineered or optimized. Let’s take some time to talk about how we as managers can build effective meetings.

  • Melissa DePuydt

    Think like a journalist: Make better decisions when you don’t have all the information

    Melissa DePuydt tells her own story of developing early leadership experience by running toward scrappy work on high-performing engineering teams at The Washington Post and The Atlantic, and I’ll share what I’ve learned about the importance of “scale” efforts in growing others and sustaining myself in my work.

  • Suzanne

    “Zero waste” engineering practices

    Suzanne Livingston talks about how IBM software development practices are undergoing a major transformation, and how yours can too.

  • Chris Pilsworth

    Making transformation work

    Chris Pilsworth looks at the challenges that organisations can face, the ways to get support for your initiatives and make the transformation a success.