#8 agile governance questions you can and should be asking
- 1. @antboobier anthony_boobier@bnz.co.nz anthony@nomad8.com linkedin.com/in/antboobier Ant Boobier Practices Coach @ BNZ Digital #8 agile governance questions you can and should be asking Be good with agile
- 2. My younger days 8 agile governance questions I can and should be asking…
- 3. What is my agile team thinking? But first… for a start they think as a team,
- 4. they think empirically, Karen Greaves and Samantha Laing
- 5. they think in products,
- 7. so what questions should you ask them? #4 How big is this thing, and how much will it cost? #6 When can we release? #1 What is success and how will we be measured? #2 Who is accepting this work, and what does done look like? #3 Who is dealing with scope, how will it be managed? #7 Could this software be deployed to production now? #8 What do we know now that we didn’t 2 weeks ago? #5 How much have we got left to do?
- 8. What is success and how will we be measured? #1
- 9. Sliders There will always be more to do than time and money will allow… RAP 1 Template for Lithium No other compliance/regulations noted at time of writing. 6. Project Success 6.1. The Sliders The Sliders are a tool used commonly in RApid Planning Sessions (RAP) to help determine what the stakeholders will measure the project’s success against. Success Sliders Success Measures Off 25% 50% 75% On Satisfied stakeholders x Meet objectives x Meet timeframe X Meet budget x Deliver added value ($) x Meet quality x Team satisfaction x Add rational that provides more detail as to why the sliders are at a certain position to the table
- 10. Background PLAN Current condition PLAN Outcomes / Goals PLAN Analysis PLAN Reccomendations In Scope Out of Scope Risks Initiative: Customer segment: Product Owner: Team: Timeframe: Budget: Slider priority: 1 2 3 A3: <Project Name> Plan on a page focus on measurable outcomes !
- 12. Who is accepting this work and what does done look like? #2
- 13. Who is dealing with scope, how will it be managed? #3
- 14. How big is this thing, and how much will it cost? #4
- 15. Size it up Project x Project zProject y $ $$
- 18. How much have we got left to do? #5
- 19. @5 - 12 weeks 12 weeks + Small and defined items Prioritised ordered list of everything that might be needed in the product Next up @1 - 4 weeks Product Backlog big placeholders
- 21. Henrik Kniberg
- 22. Visualisation
- 24. Boost New media Look for the opportunity to Release
- 25. Could this software be deployed to production now? #7
- 26. Measure of Progress Working tested software Ready to ship Definition of Done
- 27. What do we know now that we didn’t 2 weeks ago? #8
- 28. Question if your project is suspiciously green!
- 29. @antboobier anthony_boobier@bnz.co.nz anthony@nomad8.com linkedin.com/in/antboobier Be good with agilebnzonline.co.nz