Value Stream Mapping. Visualize Your Processes to Reduce Waste!
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In this session, attendees will work with facilitators and each other to build a value stream map for complex processes within our release train. The goal is to walk away with a better understanding of our current processes and identify a few valuable improvements to make our lives better. Presented at CA Agile Central Developer's Conference - AC/DC 2016.
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Value Stream Mapping. Visualize Your Processes to Reduce Waste!
- 2. What does it really take to develop and test a change in AC? Let’s draw it! Adam Zolyak CA AC ⚡ DC Conference 2016
- 3. Why are we here?
- 4. Why are we here? “In this session, attendees will work with facilitators and each other to build a value stream map for common types of changes (ex. Churro change) to Agile Central. The goal is to walk away with a better understanding of our current processes and identify a few valuable improvements to make our lives better.”
- 5. Agenda ● Welcome (5 min) ● Value Stream Mapping (10min) ● Exercise (20 min) ● Share (10 min) ● Wrap (5 min)
- 6. What is value stream mapping?
- 8. What the heck is Value Stream Mapping?! Value Stream Mapping is a visual approach to understand all of the steps in a process - including handoffs, delays, queues, and failures. Visualizing a process (which no single person may fully know) helps to identify waste and opportunities for improvement.
- 10. Let’s Try An Example!
- 12. Getting A Latte @ A Coffee Shop Review Menu Order / Pay Make Beverage Cream / Sugar
- 13. Getting A Latte @ A Coffee Shop Review Menu Order / Pay Make Beverage Cream / Sugar Commitment Value Realized
- 14. Getting A Latte @ A Coffee Shop Review Menu Order / Pay Make Beverage Cream / Sugar 30 sec 60 sec 120 sec 30 sec
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- 18. Getting A Latte @ A Coffee Shop Review Menu Order / Pay Make Beverage Cream / Sugar 120 sec queue 120 sec queue 10% defective 30 sec 60 sec 120 sec 30 sec Observations ● 240 active seconds ● 240 queue seconds ● 480 second cycle time ● 2 handoffs ● 10% rework ● 50% efficiency (active / total time)
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- 20. Let’s Do This for Realz!
- 21. Open Space Exercise Part 1 (10 minutes) ● Pick a Specific Process ● Diagram Process ● Annotate Process Part 2 (10 minutes) ● Discuss Observations ● Discuss Options Part 3 (10 minutes) ● Share Prep ● Breakup into small groups (6-10) people ● At least a few people should be familiar with the same process ● Some people can just be there to observe
- 22. Exercise Step 1 - 10 Minutes ● Pick a Specific Process and form an Open Space ● Diagram The Process
- 23. Exercise Step 2 - 10 Minutes ● Annotate Process (times, delays, handoffs, rework, etc) ● Bonus: Calculate efficiency (active time / total time) ● Walk Around observing Open Spaces; ask questions
- 24. Exercise Step 3 - 10 Minutes ● If you had $50, $20, $20, $10 to invest in improvements to the process, where would you invest your $50 and why? ● Walk Around observing Open Spaces; ask questions
- 26. Now go Value Stream Map the S%!# out of your processes! Adam Zolyak CA AC ⚡ DC Conference 2016