Extreme engineering: building the right things, with the right people,faster and with more fun. Could scrum be used outside IT? The answer is yes; we knew that already. Look at what Joe Justice did with wikispeed (http://wikispeed.org/) or what one of the speakers, Jeroen did with ING marketing (http://bit.ly/marketingscrumblog). This time the 2 speakers (Paul and Jeroen) applied it in the engineering field. A team in Delft is building an hydrogen car and another team is building a winning solar car. In this talk you will hear about what happened in Delft. How is it that they are able to build physical car in 1 year with not even 10 people using the best of each other knowledge; as a team. You will learn how it started and how scrum and coaching helped. What were the results and how is it different from IT? What will be the next step for scrum and agile? http://www.nationaal-management-en-it-symposium.nl/molenaar

1. Extreme
Engineering
building the right things, with the right people, faster and with more fun.
Software Development Done Right

3. Ruben Biesheuvel
Jobs
Technical lead @ Forze 2013/2014
Contact
ruben.biesheuvel@gmail.com
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4. Paul Takken
Jobs
• Consultant & Trainer at Xebia NL
Major Clients
• TomTom, Portbase, KPN, Rabobank NL
Contact
• ptakken@xebia.com
• m +31 6 35 11 8440

5. Jeroen Molenaar
Jobs
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Consultant & Trainer at Xebia NL
Major Clients
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ANWB, ING, ABN Amro, AEGON, AH
Contact
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jmolenaar@xebia.com
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m +31 6 41 85 64 34
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http://nl.linkedin.com/in/jmolenaar/

6. HOW DID IT START

7. THE MEETING
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9. TOMTOM
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10. EDUSCRUM
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11. FORZE TU DELFT
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12. WHY START WITH
SCRUM

13. NO OVERVIEW
Unclear plan, unclear deadlines etc
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14. WE WISH
Perfect overview
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15. WHAT WORKED
Create just enough overview
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16. 1 PERSON DOES
PLANNING
Single point of failure
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17. SEPERATION OF
DICIPLINES
No sharing of knowledge,
responsibility for own specialization 17
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18. No idea we could make the car drive in a year
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20. SYSTEM
The system behavior is not the sum of
its parts, it's the product of their
interactions.
Russel Ackoff
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21. HOW DID WE
APROACH IT

23. Rolling Wave Adaptive Planning
Create a project plan with milestones.
Create a detailed plan for the next iteration.
Create an outline plan for following iteration.
Modify the detailed plan for the current iteration daily.
Modify the detailed plan for the next iteration during every iteration.
Modify the outline plan for following iterations during every iteration.
Communicate the modified planning!
You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn to surf…

24. PORTFOLIO
ROADMAP
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25. STORYMAPPING
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26. TEAM COACHING
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27. PEOPLE AND
MINDSET
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28. SCRUMBOARD
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29. DAILY STAND-UPS
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30. WHAT ARE THE
RESULTS

31. TRANSPARENCY
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32. MUTUAL
UNDERSTANDING
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33. DOING THE RIGHT
THINGS
We created shared goals
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34. DRIVE!!
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35. A TEAM
Fun, products, goals
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36. DIFFERENCES IT
SCRUM

37. TANGILBLE
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38. PEOPLE
researchers vs requirements
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39. WORKING
PRODUCT
software is easier to increment
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40. TESTING
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41. TESTING WALL
What has been tested goes to green,
when its broken moves to red
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42. DESCRIBING A
DELIVERABLE
Hypotheses stories
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43. NEXT STEPS?

44. SCALING
Build a jet with multiple teams?
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45. FASTER
PRODUCTS
3D printing, made to order, internet of things
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46. Q&A
What would you like us to elaborate on some more?

47. Beware of the never ending story

48. Credits
Joe Justice (http://wikispeed.org/) for
the awesome inspiration
Hans-Peter van Velthoven (Nuna
photos)
Forze form. 0 for the good times
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