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Story Maps: Episode IV - A New Slice
The document discusses the iterative approach to product development, emphasizing the importance of delivering small, customer-tested increments for feedback. It includes examples of user story mapping and addresses key concepts like job prioritization, value identification, size estimation, risk assessment, and uncertainty. Additionally, it provides links to resources and credits relevant authors and articles.
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- 6. Incremental Iterative http://blog.crisp.se/2016/01/25/henrikkniberg/making-sen “Deliver the smallestthing you can think of that will get the customer testing things and giving us feedback” - Henrik
- 7. Iterative 1 2 34 5 Credit: Jeff Patton Incremental
- 13. This type ofiterative approach enables you to deliver value early and often
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- 15. Example: Objective vs.Subjective Quality
- 16. Release 1: Single,No kids, Dental Coverage Only, no Life & Disability Example: By market segment
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- 18. Example: Blue CanvasPayroll
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- 20. Example: Leasing System “Youcan’t terminate a lease until you can create one”
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- 22. I have agreat idea! • Review the materials • Designate one or more product owner(s) in your group • Copy the first 2 rows of the story map (next slide…) “I have a great idea!”Your Turn!
- 23. Manage Users Manage Content Register Login Modify Profile Post Recipe Edit Recipe Attach Photos PersonalizeDashboard View favourites Meal planning Create grocery list Find Sales My recipes My stats My history Recipe Search Search for Recipe Scale recipes Rate/com ment on recipes Share recipes View author profile Your (draft) User Story Map
- 24. Finding your firstslice
- 25. Feature Mining Jobs ValueSize Risk Uncertainty Credit: Feature Mining by Richard Lawrence (modified slightly)
- 26. Jobs • What job(s)is your product being hired for? Jobs Value Size Risk Uncertainty Credit: Feature Mining by Richard Lawrence (modified slightly)
- 27. Value? • Where isthe value in this application? • Why is this worth doing? • How can we make money? Jobs Value Size Risk Uncertainty Credit: Feature Mining by Richard Lawrence (modified slightly)
- 28. Size • What makesthis big? • “Why isn’t this something we could just knock out in an afternoon”? Jobs Value Size Risk Uncertainty Credit: Feature Mining by Richard Lawrence (modified slightly)
- 29. Risk • What partskeep you up at night? • Where could this fail? • Where is the technical risk? Jobs Value Size Risk Uncertainty Credit: Feature Mining by Richard Lawrence (modified slightly)
- 30. Uncertainty • Where isthe uncertainty? • What assumptions are we making? • What do we need to learn? Jobs Value Size Risk Uncertainty Credit: Feature Mining by Richard Lawrence (modified slightly)
- 31. Prioritize Jobs Value Size Risk Uncertainty Credit:Feature Mining by Richard Lawrence (modified slightly)
- 32. Brainstorm • Generate options:What could your skateboard be?? Jobs Value Size Risk Uncertainty Credit: Feature Mining by Richard Lawrence (modified slightly)
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- 34. In Closing To findyour first slice: - Generate the skeleton of your Story Map - Consider Together: - Jobs, Value, Size, Risk, & Uncertainty @Srogalsky & @protegra WinnipegAgilist@blogspot.com Steve.Rogalsky@protegra.com Steve Rogalsky Thanks! Questions? http://www.slideshare.net/SteveRogalsky/story-maps-episode-iv-a-new-slice
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- 36. Credits • User Storymapping: – http://winnipegagilist.blogspot.ca/2012/03/how-to-create-user-story-map.html • Tom DeMarco quote & article: – https://www.computer.org/cms/Computer.org/ComputingNow/homepage/2009/0709/rW_SO_Viewpoints.pdf • Making sense of MVP (Henrik Kniberg) – http://blog.crisp.se/2016/01/25/henrikkniberg/making-sense-of-mvp • Feature Mining: – Richard Lawrence: http://agileforall.com/course/8020-product-ownership/ • Other interesting links – "How Thin is Thin?" An Example of Effective Story Slicing (Dave Rooney): http://blog.daverooney.ca/2014/08/how-thin-is-thin-example-of-effective.html – How to split a user story (Richard Lawrence): http://agileforall.com/resources/how-to-split-a-user-story/ • Images: – Death Star: http://www.starwars.com – Thermal Detonator: http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/starwars – Wizard of Oz: https://theyellowbrickroadfreeblog.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/wizardofoz_4675.jp g