Cadence
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Finding the flow of work and establishing a cadence is important to maintain the continual value generation at frequent time intervals
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Cadence
- 3. “SCRUM Exposes every inadequacy or dysfunction within an organizations product and system development practices.” Why Cadence?
- 4. SAFe terminology “Cadence is the use of a regular, predictive rhythm of important events— Synchronization causes, multiple, dependent events to happen at the same time.” Fast cadence of synchronized short iterations and the further integrations into larger Program Increments organization wide.
- 5. Consistency is the key Synchronized at enterprise level - Iterations - Planning - Demos - System Integration - Terminologies
- 6. Informed Stakeholders and Teams
- 7. Decoupling Development concerns from Release concerns
Editor's Notes
- Cadence (poetry), the rhythmic pacing of literary language Military cadence, a chant that is sung by military personnel while marching Cadence (cycling), the number of revolutions of the crankset per minute
- Use cadence to make waiting times predictable To enable small batch sizes It enables to schedule frequent Meetings, e.g. Release Planning, Sprint planning, backlog refinement, Inspect and adapt, architectural discussions etc.
- Together, cadence and synchronization allows us to make routine, including planning, demos, system integration, as well as less frequent items such as adjusting resources and realigning work to teams.