Workshop with an introduction to Scaling Agile, the different axes when scaling, risks on scaling Agile and a compact solution to a transparant, flexible and easy-to-use format for Program, Portfolio and Project management within a Scalig Agile context. We called this the Submay map:)
9. 65%
52%
50% 49%
38% 35%
26%
19%
12%
HOW MUCH TIME DO YOU SPEND IN A TYPICAL
DAY DOING THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES?
Source: Forrester Research: Developer survey Q1, 2013
17. 5 DIMENSIONS OF SCALIING
Dimensions
# Teams
working on
the same
product
# Products
developed
using Agile
#
department
s that adopt
Agile
Amount
Business
involvemen
t
Agile
Maturity
26. CHALLENGES WHEN SCALING?
What challenges do you
experience with scaling
• Involving stakeholders
• Portfolio management
• Market releases
• Distributed teams
• Immature Agile teams
• Syncing work between
teams
• Etc…
38. REQUIREMENTS
Tell about the strategy of the project
Create insight in inter-team
dependencies
Predict bottlenecks
Provide progress info
Trigger communication
Create transparency
Visual One-pager
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To be done (on
time)
In progress (on
time)
In progress
(critical)
Done
Order processing
Front End Web
shop
Payment
Delivery
In progress
(delayed)
24 July 2013
6a
Project X
Subway map
Date: <Date >
By: <Name>
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redit
m
anagem
ent
ensures
that
only
paid
goods
are
delivered
4.U
sercan
access
site
and
create
account
5.ProductD
B
is
correctly
M
igrated
and
usercan
add
selected
products
to
shopping
basket
6.U
sercan
select
and
pay
product
8.O
rders
can
be
processed
7.O
rders
are
handled
to
back
office
11.FrontO
ffice
orders
are
processed:Picking,boxing
and
delivery
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ents
can
be
m
ade
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ents
are
processed
on
financialdept.
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nd
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ifications
50. DIY: A WEB SHOP
Make a draft subwaymap for the development and testing of a
webshop.
• The product group will decide on the assortment, the pricing
and will deliver the product catalogue including the artwork and
descriptions.
• An external web developer will setup the CMS system and add
graphical design made by Marketing.
• Marketing will also deliver the structure of site and the texts for
the static pages.
• An User and functional acceptance test needs to be executed
prior to going live, but the management loves to have
intermediate reports on the progress and quality of the system.
• site in your CMS.
What would your subway map look like?
57. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PERT AND
SUBWAYMAP?
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58. SUMMARY
Business
Goals
Agile Pilot
is a
Success
We want
more..!
Scaling
Challenges
Solution:
Use a
framework
Lightweight
Implementation
with
Subwaymap
Hooray:
More
Business
results
Stuck in
procedures
Hooray:
SAFe 2.0
Certification
We want
more…!
more…!
more…!
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59. MORE TO READ?
Template and Quick reference
card:
http://djdegrood.wordpress.com/2013/10/17/progre
ss-reporting-with-the-subway-map/
Article by us three
We are working on the draft,
Expected soon !
60. We do not want to
discus the
challenges with
Agile, but the
challenges when
SCALING agile
GOALS OF THIS WORKSHOP
63. SAFE
• Layer on top of Scrum to
coordinate the big mess and
give predictability.
• Adds roles, meetings,
artefacts etc. Just like RUP.
• Learning from Program
Execution and the given
process defines the way of
learning.
64. 64
LESS
• Scaling Scrum up and out
without adding layers or
processes.
• Teams take care of
coordination.
• PO Team works with the
market and teams.
• Managers become coaches.
• Feature Teams specialize in
customer-centric and
product direction.
65. • Patterns and practices that
have proven useful and
probably should work for you
as well.
• Based on the core of self-
organization and empirical
processes.
• Strong focus on technical
practices.
SCALED PROFESSIONAL SCRUM