The topic for this presentation is The Corporate Start-Up, Scrum Methodology and practices, Devops and eBay's 5 Minute Deals but more importantly is the theme of our presentation which is Standing on the Shoulders of Giants. This is a reflection of the idea that companies are well positioned to spawn new products and that these products can be more rapidly implemented through the use of Scrum and Development processes. To support this theme we will be referencing the project that we delivered under two months for eBay called the 5 Minutes Deals project.

1. THE CORPORATE START-UP: SCRUM, DEVOPS AND
EBAY’S “5 MINUTE DEALS”

2. PRESENTATION OBJECTIVES
① Corporates are well positioned
to create start-ups
② How Scrum can be configured
to deliver these projects more
rapidly
③ Backing systems, processes
and people make corporate
well positioned to accelerate
the start-up

3. DIMITRI SPYRIDOPOULOS
MANAGING DIRECTOR
JUSTIN McRAE
SENIOR CONSULTANT

4. ABOUT THE PRESENTATION
1 2 3 4 5
Background Business
preparation
Scrum on
the edge
Agile
technologies
and how they
can made to
support Scrum
5 Minute
deals launch

16. CHALLENGE ACCEPTED

19. If one does not know to which port one is sailing, no wind is favourable

20. NEW PRODUCTS AGILE PROCESS
• Dev & QA
tasking
• Tasking hours
SCOPING CONCEPT & DESIGN USER STORIES
DEV & QA
ELABORATE
REVIEW
APPROVE
CONFIRM
USER STORIES 2 WEEK SPRINT
PRODUCT
COUNCIL
SPRINT
PLANNING
READY FOR
DEV
READY FOR
USER STORY
BU
DISCUSSIONS
UX
PM
TECH
DEV
• Delivery team
capacity
• T Shirt Sizing
SPRINT
PLANNING
• Prioritisation
• Backlog
• Sprint
• Confirm timings
• Confirm
Releases
PRODUCT
COUNCIL
• Steering
Committees
• Epic level
REVIEW/
APPROVE
ELABORATE
• Business Brief
• Product Brief
• UX Brief
SCOPING
• Wireframes
• Designs
• Iterations to
approach
CONCEPT &
DESIGN
SEQUENCINGOUTPUTS
Planning Planning
Brainstorming

22. SUNDAY SALES
PRODUCT BACKBRIEF

23. BACKGROUND

25. SUNDAY SALES
KEY FLOWS
MULTI-SCREENS
• Desktop
• Tablet
• Mobile

26. S
M
A
R
T
Specific
Measurable
Aggressive
Realistic
Time-
bound

29. HOW DO I DELIVER A PROJECT IN SUCH
A COMPLEX ENVIRONMENT?

32. 99% coverage of the skills required
to deliver the outcome

33. Your mission should you
choose to accept it …

41. BUILDING ON A BUILDING
T h i n g s t o c o n s i d e r w h e n y o u r i n a c o r p o r a t e

42. EMERGENT
ARCHITECTURE

44. V4 DSF
V4 ESF
JS in Java
eBox
CSS in Java
Spring
Spring MVC/JSP
JSF
Clearcase
Git
Turbo Roller
Cloud Portal
OSGi
Maven
JQuery
App Platform
Localization
Resource Mgmt
Config Mgmt
Content Mgmt
EDE
RIDE
Tracking
EL
Continuous
Integration
Application Architecture
Geronimo 1
Geronimo 3
Windows
Linux

45. https://go.developer.ebay.com/
MERCHANT OR ISV COMMERCE SYSTEM
File Transfer API
Bulk Data
Exchange API
Trading API
Platform
Notifications
Upload Request, Download
Response, or Download
Report
Job Creation, Lifecycle,
Status
Picture Hosting,
GetCategoryID, GetProduct,
GeteBayDetails
Setup Notification for Job
Complete Status
Transfer bulk data to or from
eBay website
eBay Platform

47. http://www.ebaytechblog.com/2014/10/02/dont-build-pages-build-modules/#.VDYXO_mSwj4

49. DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
AND TOOLS

50. BUT WHAT DOES IT REALLY MEAN?
Source: Mike Cohen
How fast do you think you can release?

51. I T E M S I Z E
13
2
20
20
13
5
5
3
2
40
L
XL

52. Definition of Done
Acceptance Criteria
DEFN. OF DONE & ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA

53. TASK TRACKING
PROJECT DASHBOARD
ESTIMATES TRACKING
ISSUES & RESOLUTION

56. 1. DEVELOPMENT
PROCESS
2. BUILD 3. PEER REVIEW PROCESS
Automated
Style Checking
Execute
Unit Test
Perform
Unit Tests
Perform
Coverage
Check
Programming
Practice
Examine
Functional Design
Check Programming
Practice
Check Unit Tests
For Quality
Coding Conventions
Tests (I.e. Unit Tests, Integration Tests,
Functional Tests)
Functional
Design
Programming
Practices
IDE Checking
e.g. Eclipse,
Visual Studio
Feedback to developer
Version Control
e.g. Subversion,
CVS, Rational
ClearCase
Continuous Build
& Integration
e.g. Bamboo,
Hudson
Software Quality
e.g.Sonar,
Checkstyle, PMD,
FindBugs, Clover
Task Tracking and Visibility
APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT TOOLING

57. CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION

58. Release & Build Naming
Version Trees – Tagging,
Branching, Baseline
Velocity of project code
Lines of Code metrics
Commitment metrics
Project volume & activity
Code commitment overview
Historical commitment
DELIVERABLES MEASUREMENTS

59.  Code Precision
 Indentation/Presentation
 Naming Convention
 Segregation/Packages
 Maintainability
 General Code
 Consistency
 Lines of Code/Size
 Complexity
 Package Tangle
 Dependencies
 Java Style Elements
 Effective Elements
 Violations
 Duplication
 Comments/Docs
 Risk areas
 Code Heat Map
 Test Coverage
 Exits for major logic
 Error conditions being handled
 Unit Testing with mocks
CODE DELIVERY, METRICS, QUALITY & REVIEW

60. VIRTUALIZATION – IAAS & PAAS

61. PACKING FOR DEPLOYMENT

62. DEPLOYMENT AUTOMATION

63. PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS

69. UNIQUE VISITS IN
40,000
OVER
1 HOUR!

70. IN PRODUCT
$1,000,000
OVER
SOLD!

71. THE RESULT?

74. PRESENTATION OBJECTIVES
① Corporates are well positioned
to create a start-up
② How Scrum can be configured
to deliver rapidly
③ Backing systems, processes
and people make corporate
well positioned to accelerate
the start-up

75. Dimitri Spyridopoulos and Justin McRae
02 9299 3999 | experts@glintech.com
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