Startup Program Management Playbook (v1) - Pls check for v2Becky Flint
The Why, What, How of Program Management for Startup and Scaleup
Program management is an art of maximizing output within the available factors (time, resources, product features or initiatives)
There are many myth and misunderstanding around what program management is - this is a deck not only captures what I define for the PGM team as the head of program management for multiple startups, it's also an interview presentation I made to my hiring committee (CEO, CTO, CPO, CFO, CMO, CHRO etc).
The principles have been incorporated into a product we built - dragonboat.io
Questions and comments - twitter: @beckyflintsf
20210113 Lean In Government Harrisburg Conf Agile Governance at Scale Craeg S...Craeg Strong
Traditional duties of IT governance and oversight include auditing timely completion of milestones and phase gates and tracking progress versus spend. They place heavy emphasis on correctness and completeness of documentation, managing risks and tracking metrics such as earned value and escaped defect counts. With the adoption of agile methods comes the need to adjust governance and oversight accordingly. But what does agile governance look like? How does it differ from traditional governance? Given the lack of detailed plans up-front, the reduced emphasis on documentation, and the eschewing of traditional metrics such as earned value, one might assume that governance and oversight is more challenging in the agile space. Looking at governance and oversight through a traditional lens reveals relatively few effective tools and the necessity of relying upon vaguely defined metrics such as “story points.” However, we will show that, in fact, agile methods offer governance and oversight a wealth of new tools and capabilities, enabling a more proactive and collaborative approach—which could ultimately lead to improved outcomes.
Portfolio Analysis is the gist of portfolio management. To maximize the portfolio value, the configuration and project selection need mindful consideration.
Startup Program Management Playbook (v1) - Pls check for v2Becky Flint
The Why, What, How of Program Management for Startup and Scaleup
Program management is an art of maximizing output within the available factors (time, resources, product features or initiatives)
There are many myth and misunderstanding around what program management is - this is a deck not only captures what I define for the PGM team as the head of program management for multiple startups, it's also an interview presentation I made to my hiring committee (CEO, CTO, CPO, CFO, CMO, CHRO etc).
The principles have been incorporated into a product we built - dragonboat.io
Questions and comments - twitter: @beckyflintsf
20210113 Lean In Government Harrisburg Conf Agile Governance at Scale Craeg S...Craeg Strong
Traditional duties of IT governance and oversight include auditing timely completion of milestones and phase gates and tracking progress versus spend. They place heavy emphasis on correctness and completeness of documentation, managing risks and tracking metrics such as earned value and escaped defect counts. With the adoption of agile methods comes the need to adjust governance and oversight accordingly. But what does agile governance look like? How does it differ from traditional governance? Given the lack of detailed plans up-front, the reduced emphasis on documentation, and the eschewing of traditional metrics such as earned value, one might assume that governance and oversight is more challenging in the agile space. Looking at governance and oversight through a traditional lens reveals relatively few effective tools and the necessity of relying upon vaguely defined metrics such as “story points.” However, we will show that, in fact, agile methods offer governance and oversight a wealth of new tools and capabilities, enabling a more proactive and collaborative approach—which could ultimately lead to improved outcomes.
Portfolio Analysis is the gist of portfolio management. To maximize the portfolio value, the configuration and project selection need mindful consideration.
This presentation has been compiled using material available in public domain. Copyrights of the owners and sources of the material used has been duly acknowledged.
How to build outcome driven product - Connecting OKRs with Agile teamsBecky Flint
How to best connect product vision, business objectives and myriad of feature requests when building agile roadmaps? Use the Responsive PPM method.
This deck accomplish a webinar with the same tile. It covers
- the difference in the top down and bottoms up product planning approaches
- how to create OKRs that work for the unique needs of the product and engineering organization
- why you should take a portfolio approach for your product roadmaps
For more information, check out dragonboat.io/blog and responsivePPM.org
Product Management is Not Enough for ScaleUp CPOs - Introducing Responsive PPMBecky Flint
You’ve reached product-market fit, your engineering teams are growing, your product teams are growing. Congrats! Now what? How do you manage autonomous, empowered teams that each have different goals to be measured against?
Dragonboat CEO & Founder, Becky Flint, shares how to bring effective portfolio management to your fast-growing companies to scale teams, deliver results, expand to new markets and innovate quickly.
From high-level strategic frameworks to real-world examples and tangible best practices for applying a portfolio management approach, attendees will walk away with a clear understanding of how to create an outcome-focused product organization that delivers results.
This presentation will cover:
- When portfolio management becomes essential to running your product
- Portfolio management in the context of autonomous teams and “big rocks"
- How to transform your product organization from “feature focused” to “outcome-focused”
Learn more at https://dragonboat.io/
20210618 PMI XC 2021 Conf Business Agility: What Got You Here Won't Get You T...Craeg Strong
The results are in, and the conclusion is clear: Agile methods produce better results for knowledge work. Corporations have initiated large-scale Agile transformations in order to achieve these benefits across the entire organization. These transformations often involve retraining, retooling, re-organizing into “squads” and hiring dozens or hundreds of Scrum Masters and Agile coaches. Sadly, these efforts are rarely successful. Why?
Simply put, team agility does not produce business agility. By focusing exclusively on the team level, the organization fails to solve three main problems: no Agile interactions between teams, no end-to-end management of the value streams, and no Agile strategic portfolio management. In addition, the organization has failed to realize that the Agile team structure does not have to match the reporting structure. While it may ultimately make sense to reorganize reporting relationships, that should be done last, not first.
In this talk, I will introduce the Flight Levels model and the Kanban Maturity Model. The Flight Level framework recognizes that there are three different levels on which work should be visualized and coordinated: the strategy/portfolio level, the coordination/value-stream level, and the operational/team level. The Kanban Maturity Model helps us understand the current level of organizational maturity and choose practices that take us to the learning zone and avoid the “panic” zone of emotional resistance. Working with Agile teams who may be using Kanban, Scrum, SAFe, LeSS, or Disciplined Agile, we will explore how this model dramatically simplifies the problem and show how it has enabled real business agility.
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10. MS Project
9. Scoro
8. Freedcamp
7. Podio
6. Zoho
5. Basecamp
4. Jira
3. Trello
2. Asana
1. Wrike
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Agile Project Management - An introduction to Agile and the new PMI-ACPDimitri Ponomareff
The PMI-ACP recognizes knowledge of agile principles, practices and tools and techniques across agile methodologies. If you use agile practices in your projects, or your organization is adopting agile approaches to project management, then this PDM will provide a full overview about this new PMI certification while exploring key agile principles, practices and techniques. If you always wanted to learn more about agile, this presenter is a certified Agile practitioner, trainer and coach so you will receive up to date information about the state of Agile and how it can most help you in your organization or your career.
If you think "we only have 1 product line. So we don't have a portfolio", you'll be surprised to learn that the world has changed.
While you may not be managing a portfolio of products, leaders today need to manage a portfolio of objectives, and a portfolio of customer/ market segments, and perhaps a portfolio of investment types. And their investment? People - talents with different skills and preference.
Decades ago, within traditional industries/ companies, there were IT professionals, business analysts, and project managers.
With digitalization, we have seen the transformation from IT to engineering, from Business Analyst to product management. Project management has also been transforming to portfolio program management. It is just not well known yet, until now.
Learn and apply Responsive PPM and become an effective and strategic leader in any function.
responsivePPM.org
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBbishV2GO8&t=79s
This is a basic overview on some of the aspects of Lean PMO during the every day agile practice world
The author writes regularly at www.madhavanwrites.blogspot.com
Does the thought of implementing a software new software solution in your enterprise make you shudder? Even though you know that such an implementation will provide significant benefits to the organization, the process of initiating change can overshadow the rewards those benefits bring. Implementation does not have to be a feared word! Let Essential Software be your guide to a successful project launch.
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Assignment 3: Release Planning
Due Week 7 and worth 100 points
With the Agile project framework in place for your home improvement store’s e-Commerce Website you started in assignment two (2), now you must consider long-term planning as well as short-term planning for your project.
This presentation has been compiled using material available in public domain. Copyrights of the owners and sources of the material used has been duly acknowledged.
How to build outcome driven product - Connecting OKRs with Agile teamsBecky Flint
How to best connect product vision, business objectives and myriad of feature requests when building agile roadmaps? Use the Responsive PPM method.
This deck accomplish a webinar with the same tile. It covers
- the difference in the top down and bottoms up product planning approaches
- how to create OKRs that work for the unique needs of the product and engineering organization
- why you should take a portfolio approach for your product roadmaps
For more information, check out dragonboat.io/blog and responsivePPM.org
Product Management is Not Enough for ScaleUp CPOs - Introducing Responsive PPMBecky Flint
You’ve reached product-market fit, your engineering teams are growing, your product teams are growing. Congrats! Now what? How do you manage autonomous, empowered teams that each have different goals to be measured against?
Dragonboat CEO & Founder, Becky Flint, shares how to bring effective portfolio management to your fast-growing companies to scale teams, deliver results, expand to new markets and innovate quickly.
From high-level strategic frameworks to real-world examples and tangible best practices for applying a portfolio management approach, attendees will walk away with a clear understanding of how to create an outcome-focused product organization that delivers results.
This presentation will cover:
- When portfolio management becomes essential to running your product
- Portfolio management in the context of autonomous teams and “big rocks"
- How to transform your product organization from “feature focused” to “outcome-focused”
Learn more at https://dragonboat.io/
20210618 PMI XC 2021 Conf Business Agility: What Got You Here Won't Get You T...Craeg Strong
The results are in, and the conclusion is clear: Agile methods produce better results for knowledge work. Corporations have initiated large-scale Agile transformations in order to achieve these benefits across the entire organization. These transformations often involve retraining, retooling, re-organizing into “squads” and hiring dozens or hundreds of Scrum Masters and Agile coaches. Sadly, these efforts are rarely successful. Why?
Simply put, team agility does not produce business agility. By focusing exclusively on the team level, the organization fails to solve three main problems: no Agile interactions between teams, no end-to-end management of the value streams, and no Agile strategic portfolio management. In addition, the organization has failed to realize that the Agile team structure does not have to match the reporting structure. While it may ultimately make sense to reorganize reporting relationships, that should be done last, not first.
In this talk, I will introduce the Flight Levels model and the Kanban Maturity Model. The Flight Level framework recognizes that there are three different levels on which work should be visualized and coordinated: the strategy/portfolio level, the coordination/value-stream level, and the operational/team level. The Kanban Maturity Model helps us understand the current level of organizational maturity and choose practices that take us to the learning zone and avoid the “panic” zone of emotional resistance. Working with Agile teams who may be using Kanban, Scrum, SAFe, LeSS, or Disciplined Agile, we will explore how this model dramatically simplifies the problem and show how it has enabled real business agility.
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This Edureka PPT on "Top 10 Project Management Tools" will list 10 PM Tools and Techniques mostly preferred by the project management professionals. The following project management tools are discussed in this PPT:
10. MS Project
9. Scoro
8. Freedcamp
7. Podio
6. Zoho
5. Basecamp
4. Jira
3. Trello
2. Asana
1. Wrike
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Agile Project Management - An introduction to Agile and the new PMI-ACPDimitri Ponomareff
The PMI-ACP recognizes knowledge of agile principles, practices and tools and techniques across agile methodologies. If you use agile practices in your projects, or your organization is adopting agile approaches to project management, then this PDM will provide a full overview about this new PMI certification while exploring key agile principles, practices and techniques. If you always wanted to learn more about agile, this presenter is a certified Agile practitioner, trainer and coach so you will receive up to date information about the state of Agile and how it can most help you in your organization or your career.
If you think "we only have 1 product line. So we don't have a portfolio", you'll be surprised to learn that the world has changed.
While you may not be managing a portfolio of products, leaders today need to manage a portfolio of objectives, and a portfolio of customer/ market segments, and perhaps a portfolio of investment types. And their investment? People - talents with different skills and preference.
Decades ago, within traditional industries/ companies, there were IT professionals, business analysts, and project managers.
With digitalization, we have seen the transformation from IT to engineering, from Business Analyst to product management. Project management has also been transforming to portfolio program management. It is just not well known yet, until now.
Learn and apply Responsive PPM and become an effective and strategic leader in any function.
responsivePPM.org
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBbishV2GO8&t=79s
This is a basic overview on some of the aspects of Lean PMO during the every day agile practice world
The author writes regularly at www.madhavanwrites.blogspot.com
Does the thought of implementing a software new software solution in your enterprise make you shudder? Even though you know that such an implementation will provide significant benefits to the organization, the process of initiating change can overshadow the rewards those benefits bring. Implementation does not have to be a feared word! Let Essential Software be your guide to a successful project launch.
STAYER CIS 443 Week 8 Assignment 4: How to Become a Leader in Agile Projects NEW
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Assignment 3: Release Planning
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With the Agile project framework in place for your home improvement store’s e-Commerce Website you started in assignment two (2), now you must consider long-term planning as well as short-term planning for your project.
#1 Assignment ObjectivesManaging a Project Schedule400 words.docxmayank272369
#1 Assignment Objectives
Managing a Project Schedule
400 words
For this Discussion Board assignment, complete the following:
•Critique 3 ideas, concepts, or topics from this course, and reflect on how they relate to the course objectives and your career aspirations.
Be substantive and clear, and use examples to reinforce your ideas
#2 Assignment Objectives
Managing a Project Schedule
Describe project management principles as they are currently applied to both governmental and non-governmental acquisition projects.
Use effective communication techniques. Word document with 10 total pages, including empty sections
700 words
Assignment
Your first task in this process will be to select a project to use as the basis of your Key Assignment. You will also create the shell document for the final project Key Assignment document deliverable that you will be working on throughout the course. As you proceed through each project phase, you will add content to each section of the final document to progressively complete the final project delivery, which is the Acquisition Project Scheduling and Cost Management Plan.
The project deliverables are the following:
•Submit your project proposal to your instructor for approval.
•Acquisition Project Scheduling and Cost Management Plan document shell ◦Use Word
◦Title page ◾Course number and name
◾Project name
◾Your name
◾Date
◦Table of Contents (TOC) ◾Use an autogenerated TOC.
◾This should be on a separate page.
◾This should be a maximum of 3 levels deep.
◾Be sure to update the fields of the TOC so that it is up-to-date before submitting your project.
◦Section headings (create each heading on a new page with "TBD" as the content, except for sections listed under "New Content" below) ◾Project Outline
◾Cost, Schedule, and Technical Performance Management
◾Management of Small Projects
◾Acquisition Project Guidelines
◾Costing Methods and Tools
◾Earned Value Management System
◾Overall Cost and Schedule Performance
•New content to be inserted in document shell ◦Project Outline ◾Give a brief description of the project.
◾Discuss the overall project deliverable.
◾The material can be taken from approved proposal submitted to instructor, and this will serve as the draft for the proposal.
◾Be sure this project is approved by the instructor.
◦Cost, Schedule, and Technical Performance ◾Discuss cost techniques both in determining initial estimates and in monitoring and controlling them throughout the life of the project.
◾Determine the project schedule for the acquisition component of the overall project and include a copy of it.
◾Develop the program evaluation and review technique (PERT) and critical path method (CPM) for this Key Assignment acquisition project, and include copies of those charts in this section.
◾Describe all of the key schedule influencers that can impact a schedule positively or negatively and how you would handle them.
#3 Assignment Objectives
Management of Small Project ...
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Complex Marketing Campaign System
Due Week 10 and worth 200 points
This assignment consists of two (2) sections: a written project
plan, and a project plan that is created through the use of MS
Project.You must submit the two (2) sections as separate files
for the completion of this assignment. Label each file name
according to the section of the assignment it is written for.
Additionally, you may create and / or assume all necessary
assumptions needed for the completion of this assignment.
Imagine you are the project manager for a critical project for an
organization. The organization wants to implement a state of
the art real-time marketing campaign system. This system has
many components.
First, it has to get data from its front-end systems via the
middle-ware component.
Second, it has its own database system that stores the shopping
history, credit information, billing address and shipping
address, and so on.
2. Third, it has a marketing rules engine that needs to be
customized for various campaigns.
Finally, it has an analytical platform that leverages data
warehouse and analytics tools, such as SAS to test marketing
strategies and assess campaign effectiveness.
In addition, your company already has some stand-alone
applications supporting marketing campaigns and analytics.
Due to this project, your executives want IT to retire the legacy
applications as part of the project. Although your executives
plan to have this new system in production in twelve (12) to
fourteen (14) months, they want to see the results as soon as
possible, so they can enable more business capabilities, such as
real-time decisions for up-selling and cross-selling. The
executives also want to save costs by using offshore resources
even though your organization does not currently have
experience with this. Other troubles with the organization
include problems controlling the scope of projects and
inexperience to initiatives of this size. To further complicate
the situation, you are aware that some of the business
executives have had bad experiences with IT delivery in the
past and you heard numerous complains about IT projects
being late without meeting project expectations.
Section 1: Written Project Plan
Write a ten to fifteen (10-15) page paper in which you:
Suggest an Agile project management framework to the
sponsors and justify why the framework you suggested is best
suited for this project.
Develop a release plan through the use of graphical tools in
Microsoft Word or Visio, or an open source alternative such as
Dia. Note: The graphically depicted solution is not included in
the required page length.
Explain how to use Agile methods to scale the release plan you
developed for retiring the legacy applications.
3. Explain how to use Agile methods to establish the scope for the
project and determine the methods to control the scope to
ensure the business values will be delivered.
Choose at least two (2) Agile techniques to monitor this project
and explain the reasons why you chose those two (2)
techniques.
Suggest Agile strategies to develop product vision and product
architecture.
Create a diagram to show the overall systems architecture
through the use of graphical tools in Microsoft Word or Visio, or
an open source alternative such as Dia. Note: The graphically
depicted solution is not included in the required page length.
Determine the roles of the Agile project team in this project and
determine the coaching methods to build a high-performance
team.
Determine the Agile techniques to manage conflicts and
facilitate collaboration throughout the project. Provide
examples to support your response.
Explain how to set the right expectation with the business.
Take a position on whether or not offshore resources should be
used in this project and explain why or why not.
Speculate on the ethical challenges in this project and explain
how to resolve them.
Identify the key differences and speculate on the consequences
if managing / governing the same project with a traditional
waterfall project management approach instead of using Agile
strategies.
Suggest the Agile methods to control the quality of work among
the project team.
Explain how to encourage more innovative ways to accomplish
this project.
Explain how to use Agile methods to handle the documentation
in this project that would satisfy both short-term project needs
and long-term maintenance needs.
4. Use at least five (5) quality resources in this assignment. Note:
Wikipedia and similar Websites do not qualify as quality
resources.
Section 1 of your assignment must follow these formatting
requirements:
Be typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size
12), with one-inch margins on all sides; citations and
references must follow APA or school-specific format. Check
with your professor for any additional instructions.
Include a cover page containing the title of the assignment, the
student’s name, the professor’s name, the course title, and the
date. The cover page and the reference page are not included in
the required assignment page length.
Include charts or diagrams created in Visio or Dia. The
completed diagrams / charts must be imported into the Word
document before the paper is submitted.
Section 2: Project Plan
Use Microsoft project to:
Develop the project plan. The project plan should:
Record all tasks, subtasks, resources, and time related to the
project.
Outline the planning, analysis, design, and implementation
phases.
The specific course learning outcomes associated with this
assignment are:
Describe Agile project management methods and phases.
Describe Agile governance methods for organizational use.
Explain the leadership values in Agile environments.
Compare and contrast Agile methods with traditional project
management techniques.
Summarize the iterative qualities for Agile project success.
5. Explain the challenges and opportunities of an Agile project
leader.
Explain the role of teams in Agile settings.
Analyze the phases of the Agile Delivery Framework.
Discuss release planning attributes in Agile environments.
Discuss methods of measuring the performance and quality of
Agile projects.
Develop an Agile deployment plan that addresses and solves a
proposed business problem.
Evaluate the ethical concerns inherent in Agile project
management techniques.
Use technology and information resources to research issues in
Agile project management.
Write clearly and concisely about Agile project management
topics using proper writing mechanics and technical style
conventions.
6. Explain the challenges and opportunities of an Agile project
leader.
Explain the role of teams in Agile settings.
Analyze the phases of the Agile Delivery Framework.
Discuss release planning attributes in Agile environments.
Discuss methods of measuring the performance and quality of
Agile projects.
Develop an Agile deployment plan that addresses and solves a
proposed business problem.
Evaluate the ethical concerns inherent in Agile project
management techniques.
Use technology and information resources to research issues in
Agile project management.
Write clearly and concisely about Agile project management
topics using proper writing mechanics and technical style
conventions.