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Scrum Project Examples Dwika v7.2
This document discusses using Scrum and agile frameworks for project management. It describes the overall Scrum lifecycle including sprints, planning, execution, feedback, and daily stand up meetings. Sprints typically last 90 days and include detailed activity lists, charters identifying goals and stakeholders, and iterations for planning, execution, and feedback. The document provides examples of using tools like Microsoft Project, Excel, and Word to manage sprints, track tasks, and report on progress.
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- 6. The Agile DeliveryCycles Quarterly Sprints 90 days = 12 weeks Daily Scrum Standing Meetings for each Sprint Initiative 1 Year 1 Quarter 2 Weeks
- 7. The Enstoa 90Day Sprint A 90 day release cycle delivering high value, prioritized products that address our customer’s current needs Activity List A detailed list of activities and features that support the Charter, maintained in MS Project Sprint Charter - Identifies Goals, Benefits, Stakeholders, and High Level Iteration Plan Sprint Iteration Scrum Feedback (Re-)Planning Execution Sprint Iteration Scrum The Agile Framework
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- 46. Example Administration Task Scrum Using MSProject MS Excel MS Word
- 47. The Agile Framework SprintIteration Scrum Planning Time: 1 hour– 2 hours Execution (Features, Defects, Testing) Demonstration Time: 30 min – 1 hour Retrospective Time: 15 min – 30 min Two Week Iteration within a Sprint Release Planning – Set priorities and goals for the following two weeks Execution – Work through assignments and resolve issues to meet commitments Demonstration – Review accomplishments and compare progress with original plan Retrospective – Discuss what worked well, what could have been better, and what needs to be improved Sprint Activity List Activity Workflows
- 48. The Agile Framework SprintIteration Scrum ROLES FOR SCRUM Team Members: Developers, Designers – Anyone who is performing tasks in an iteration Scrum Master: Responsible for coordinating the daily Scrum, Asking the Questions, and Removing Impediments Product Owner Representing the Client’s interest Anyone else: Feel free to observe, but please don’t interrupt. After the Scrum is the time for follow on meetings and discussion RULES FOR SCRUM Time Boxed Meeting: Set an efficient time limit on the meeting, preferably 10 to 15 minutes tops Don’t be Late: It is a short meeting after all, being 2 or 3 minutes late doesn’t help. Phoning It In: If you can’t attend, provide the Scrum master with your responses ahead of time. Observers: Please keep your comments until the Scrum has finished Be Prepared: Scrum Masters – Review scope and status before the scrum meeting The Three Questions: 1. What did you do Yesterday? 2. What do you plan on doing Today? 3. Do you have any Impediments?
- 49. The Sprint Cycle i1i2 i3 i4 i5 i6 Planning Execution ………………………………………………………………………………………..………... Leadership review / approval of deliverables Leadership assessment of deliverables Pre-Sprint Scope Planning Propose 10 – 15 projects from backlog Leadership assessment of business benefits 3 Month Sprint Post-Sprint Evaluation
- 50. The Sprint Charter 1.Define tangible outcomes that will benefit customer 2. Define resulting business benefits 3. Identify Subject Experts and Technical Resources
- 51. The Sprint Charter 4.Develop interim deliverables for each Iteration EPIC Distinct themes USER STORY Solution to defined user problem ACTIVITIES Are entered in MS Project
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- 54. Sprint Iteration TemplateMilestone Section used to establish start dates for each iteration COMPONENT/EPIC Roll-up level is used to identify separate work streams within the sprint USER STORY Describes a specific user problem that you want to solve within one iteration ACTIVITY Specific task that can be performed within one iteration Each activity has resource assignments and a defined workflow status
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- 57. Using MS Projectfor Agile PM What is different?
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