Agile methodology and Scrum Framewwork
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This document provides an overview of agile methodology and scrum framework. It discusses the basic principles of agile, including continuous iteration, concurrent development and testing. It also outlines the roles in scrum like product owner, scrum master and scrum team. Examples of user stories, estimation and team formation are provided. The document concludes with success stories of companies like a credit rating company, Lego and Cisco that achieved benefits like reduced defects and overtime by adopting scrum.
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- 1. TCS Internal Introduction History and Evolution Basic Principles Pros and Cons Difference with Waterfall Model Success stories TOPICS
- 2. ● Agile is a set of values and principles. ● Agile methodology is a practice that promotes continuous iteration of deve ● ● Development and testing activities are concurrent unlike the Waterfall mod AGILE METHODOLOGY
- 3. ● The Agile approach to software development is defined by its commitmen ● ● The approach offers users new versions, or releases, of software following ● Agile Manifesto Comprises of 4 values and 12 principles AGILE MANIFESTO
- 8. Fail Fast, Learn Fast
- 9. Key Scrum Roles • Product Owner • Scrum Master • Scrum Team
- 10. Lets Start Scrum project! Product Vision
- 11. Identify themes • Profile • Order • Delivery • Payment
- 12. Identify features for Profile • Login • Password • Recent Orders • Favourite
- 13. User Stories • INVEST Example • <mobile customer>I want… • <to create a profile> So that… • <future orders are faster to place>
- 14. Estimation with story points
- 16. Technical terms • Acceptance criteria • Example For Profile: • 1.Customer name is captured and save. • 2.Customer email address is captured and save. • • Definition of Done 1.It has been tested,code reviewed and error fixed
- 17. Team Formation • Dedicated team. • Team size: 7(+2)/(-2). • Specific Skills: Database Analyst, Java developer, Security Ananlyst. • T shape resource.
- 18. Spring Planning
- 19. Standup Meeting
- 20. Spring Reporting Task Board Spring Charts
- 22. RoadMap and Release Plan
- 24. Demos
- 26. Velocity
- 27. Next Sprint
- 30. SUCCESS STORIES
- 31. TCS Internal • To suggest a solution for a leading credit rating company. • Need to interact with various upstream and downstream systems . • Scrum of scrums as a solution – A close collaboration of a good number of small teams who are very much aware of their specific responsibility. • ART teams which closely work with customer or representative as product owner. • Scrum meetings whose objective was to iron out the dependency between these srum teams.
- 32. TCS Internal Lego •Introduced changes at team level • 20 product teams •5 teams were transformed into self organising Scrum teams • ART teams was meeting every 8 weeks for a big room planning session which lasted for one and a half days •Teams showcased their work, worked out the dependencies, estimated risks and planned for the next release.
- 33. TCS Internal Cisco • Used to follow the waterfall model. Many defects, missed deadlines and overtime work. • Creted 3 ARTs for development, bug fixes and maintenance. • Attained greater transparency • 40% decrease in critical and major defects. • A 16% decrease in Defect Rejected Ratio. • There is no more overtime, and the product increment is delivered on time.