The document outlines the agenda for an event focused on Agile methodologies, specifically the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), scheduled for November 26, 2013. It includes various presentations, including a live demo of SAFe implementation in codebeamer and a case study on DevOps from Lufthansa Systems. Additionally, it highlights features of codebeamer for agile demand management, compliance, and collaboration within software and project management.

1. Introduction
November 26, 2013

2. Agility at Enterprise Scale - Agenda
Schedule
9.30-10.00
Registration, coffee, breakfast
10.00-10.10
Welcome, agenda
Intland –Janos Koppany
10.10-10.25
Scaled Agile Framework ( SAFe ) Introduction- What is Agile and Scrum for
teams that is SAFe for
companies. SAFe’s adoption has begun.
Don't miss checking it out and see if it is
applicable to you!!!
Intland - Janos Koppany
10.25 – 10.50
SAFe implementation in codeBeamer –
How it works? Live demo.
Intland –Falko Dautel
10.50-11.10
Block „A”
Scaling Agility
Topic/Presentation title
How I use our Agile Kanban board to plan
and execute marketing tasks - „Eating your
own Agile dog food”
Intland – Reka Moksony
11.10 – 11.50
codeBeamer "Medical Project"
Demo of codeBeamer medical project
template for IEC 62304 compliance and
medical risk management.
Presenter/Moderator
Intland- Falko Dautel
Lunch break
13.00-13.25
Block „B” Case study
Lufthansa Systems: From Development
to Operations (DevOps) - Why do you
urgently need to align them?
LHS – Hagen Schorcht
13.25– 13.50
S1nn: Software and Test Management in
the Automotive Practice
S1nn – Gerd Nusser
Coffee break
14.15- 14.30
CodeBeamer roadmap for Agile Demand
Management and SAFe
Intland - Janos Koppany

3. codeBeamer architecture

4. Demand, Development, Operations

5. codeBeamer as framework
Copyright Dean Leffingwell http://scaledagileframework.com/

6. Medical for IEC 62304 Compliance
and Risk Management
Ready to use
Medical Template for IEC 62304
compliance audits.
http://www.fda.gov/MedicalDevices/Safety/ListofRecalls/default.htm
http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/million-lines-of-code/

7. codeBeamer as “V”

8. IT Alignment
Demand Management
Align IT-Demand to Program,
Project & Team. Support 10s
100s, 1000s of projects.
Provides Rating, Voting,
Workflows and collaboration.

9. Requirements Management
Define and manage
requirements, including
collaboration and traceability

10. Development & Change Configuration
CVS
Manage versions of source
code and work artefacts,
track changes, and manage
different versions.

11. Development Agile & “V”
Managing software
development, including
processes, workflows,
bugs, tasks, QA, collaboration,
development audits

12. QA-Test Management
Managing Test Cases, with
manual and automated test
execution and Test Coverage.

13. Release Management
Defining and managing
releases, including binary,
code, task, bug-fixes,
release-notes.

14. Collaboration
Wiki and Document
management, with sharing and
searching on all data.

15. Versioning (baseline)
A baseline is a snapshot of all
data in a particular point of time.
Baselines with electronic signatures
are useful for regulatory compliance
audits.

16. Integration Points
REST API
PPS/PLM/ITIL
IBM DOORS
HP-QC
Java API
IDE/MODEL/CI
REST API
AD/SSO

17. Demand, Development, Operations
Business
1
IT Demand
4
IT product Lifecycle
2
SG
R
C
G
DG
IT
IT
Business
Business
1=Demand/Specification/Requirements from business
2=Specification/Requirements from IT
3=Release to Delivery request from IT
4=Support, Incident, Change requests
3
IT
IT
Development
Development
CG
IT
IT
Operation
Operation
SG=Service-Guard for controlling incidents and change requests
CG=Change-Guard coordinating releases and changes in operations
DG=Demand-Guard for prioritization and ranking of demands, changes
RCG=Requirements-Change-Guard for prioritization of requirements, changes, incidents

18. Entities: Demand, Requirements, Project, Release
Business
1
2
3
5
IT Demand
6
8
IT Development
App Dev Unit
Mobile Unit
Demand-1
Demand-2
Demand-3
7
Demand-1
Requirements
Demand-2
Requirement-1
Demand-3
Requirement-2
Tests
Requirement-3
Release
Use Cases
Service Unit
Demand-1
4
Work Items
Project-1
Project-1
Project-N
Project-N
Tasks
6
Demand-2
Tasks
Tests
Demand-3
1=Idea, Initiative created -> a demand is born
2=Demand is defined, prioritized and accepted
3=From Demand Requirements are created
4=From Demand Project is created
Work Items
Use Cases
5=Project Planning (Agile and/or Waterfall process)
6=Work Items created (Task, Test Cases, Release plan, ...)
7=Completed Work Items are assembled for a Release
8=Release is completed and passed to Operations

19. Intland Software GmbH
Gropiusplatz 10 (14th floor)
70563 Stuttgart, Germany
Phone: (+49) 711-67400-677
Fax: (+49) 711-67400-686