The Distributed Agile Game

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This is the latest deck for the Distributed Agile Game. This was a Distributed Agile simulation that we ran at XP2010 and Agile 2009. This is also something that we run at TWU, for our recent grads. Contact me if you need details of this simulation or want to know how to run it!

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Sumeet Moghe
learninggeneralist.com

sumeet_moghe

Chirag Doshi
doshibrothers.posterous.com

chiragsdoshi

10 minutes for Planning
(with a 3 minute phone call
at the end)

2 minutes 2 minutes 5 minutes

1 min
10 mins Showcase Retrospective
15 mins 5 mins 10 mins

3 Iterations
2 minutes 2 minutes 5 minutes

1 min
10 mins Showcase Retrospective
15 mins 5 mins 10 mins

Dysfunctional Split

Developers Testers and Analysts Customers

Location 1 Location 2 Location 3

Functioning Split

Developers and Testers Customers and Analysts

Location 1 Location 2

Ideal Split

Developers Testers Analysts Customers

Analysts Customers Testers Developers

Location 1 Location 2

Ideal Split (offshore)

Developers Testers Testers Developers

Analysts Customers Analysts

Location 1 Location 2

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The Distributed Agile Game

2. The Distributed Agile Game

3. About Us

4. Sumeet Moghe learninggeneralist.com sumeet_moghe

5. Chirag Doshi doshibrothers.posterous.com chiragsdoshi

6. Our Workshop

7. is about

8. Distributed Agile

9. The Challenges

10. Overcoming them

11. is not about

12. the value of Distribution

13. ✖ the value of Distribution

14. The Game Your Learnings Our Recipes

15. The Game

16. Agile

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20.

21. Distributed Agile

22. The Rules

23. 2 sites

24.

25. Onshore Offshore

26. 10 minutes for Planning (with a 3 minute phone call at the end) 2 minutes 2 minutes 5 minutes 1 min 10 mins Showcase Retrospective 15 mins 5 mins 10 mins

27. 3 Iterations 2 minutes 2 minutes 5 minutes 1 min 10 mins Showcase Retrospective 15 mins 5 mins 10 mins

28. Your Deliverable

29. Wireframes

30. Unlimited Email ee t, S um ear D

31. 2 Flights

32. Let’s Play!

33. Retrospect

34. Let’s Play!

35. Combined Retrospective

36. 2 changes

37. ...to help you succeed

38. One last time...