Making Open Work
May 8–9, 2017: Training & Tutorials
May 10–11, 2017: Conference
Austin, TX
Emily Stamey

Emily Stamey
Application Developer, InQuest

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Emily Stamey works at InQuest, a network security company based in Washington, DC. Emily learned PHP in 1999 and loved it, igniting her passion for open source. She is an active volunteer in the community, serving as director of Women Who Code Raleigh/Durham, organizer of TrianglePHP, and a volunteer for Girl Develop It, and enjoys helping people share ideas and learn together, especially at conferences. In her free time, Emily enjoys music, Legos, making things, playing games, and socializing.

Sessions

11:50am–12:30pm Wednesday, May 10, 2017
What’s your skateboard?
The Business of Open Source: From Project to Product
 Location: Meeting Room 19
Level: Non-technical
Emily Stamey (InQuest)
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User story mapping gives you strategies to view features alongside the problems they solve, allowing you to prioritize features regardless of your technical expertise. Emily Stamey walks you through user story mapping, teaching you how to plan your project as if it were a vehicle and deliver the most valuable features to the customer by answering the question, "What’s your skateboard?" Read more.