Join Joe Topp for an honest conversation about what happens when your developers are productive but your development process isn't. We'll explore why even talented teams with good intentions end up with friction-filled workflows, and what it actually takes to fix it.
Brad Wood will walk through how JPD works in practice: how teams capture and centralize ideas, score and prioritize them against real criteria, connect discovery directly to delivery work in Jira, and build roadmaps stakeholders can actually use.
In this session, Sketch welcomes Brad Wood for a practical walk through of what JSM can do and how teams are using it today. Brad will share how organizations approach service delivery with JSM, highlighting common use cases, key capabilities, and patterns we see across customer environments.
Limited spots available. Network with experienced AI builders. Attendees include engineers from Boeing, Microsoft, and Vercel. Experts here hold patents for big data pipelines and have delivered FDA-cleared medical robotics, representing deep experience in generative AI, real-time simulations, and distributed data engineering.
Join Sketch's Cloud Practice Lead for an honest conversation about what we consistently find when we review Cloud environments—not to point fingers, but to help leaders understand what optimization actually looks like, what it delivers, and how to think about it strategically.
Team '26 is Atlassian's global conference for teams navigating the AI-human collaboration shift — three days of product announcements, sessions, and direct access to Atlassian experts. Join us in Anaheim May 5–7.
ProductCamp Pittsburgh is a free, peer-led unconference for product managers, innovators, and anyone who ships things. No keynotes, no predetermined agenda — just real conversations with real practitioners. Sketch will be there. Join us in Pittsburgh on May 16, 2026.
In this session, Sketch walks through what actually separates request-driven teams from strategy-driven teams. Not theory. Not frameworks you'll never use. The specific habits, conversations, and decisions that let teams build with conviction instead of reacting to whoever yells loudest.
