Agile Value Management
- 1. Agile Value Management a tactical approach to emphasize business value
- 2. What is a Product? Needs vs Value needs value
- 3. Product value Components vs Capabilities components capabilities To increase gains To reduce costs To improve services
- 4. Product Ownership Ideal PO vs tactical PO vision strategy tactic Ideal PO Tactical PO
- 5. Product Ownership Tactical Product Owner writes user stories collaborates with team attends to meetings manages backlog
- 6. Product Ownership Ideal Product Owner manages product roadmap tracks forecast and economics manages stakeholder relationships develops Product vision carries out all tactical activities
- 10. Tactical Product Ownership To write user stories what whywho
- 11. OTactical Product Ownership To manage backlog To refine user stories To define readiness and done To maximize value DOR DOD X value effort
- 12. Tactical Product Ownership To collaborate with team DEV TeamPO SM do right thing do Thing right do It fast wow what how Sometimes it works but you can loose market opportunities High quality shit It works well but nobody want it Sometimes it works But probably in the future many problems arise
- 13. Tactical Product Ownership To attend to meetings
- 14. Product Ownership in pratice tactic Story Map process
- 15. Story Map Process Step 1 Frame the product Create the big picture Unique User Story to represent the product Focus on who – what – why
- 16. Story Map Process Step 2 Build the backbone Find User Activities Define User Tasks Create first User Stories Move from the left to the right according to business process and from the top to the bottom according to descending value
- 17. Story Map Process Step 3 Discover the product Create other User Stories Explore what misses Increase detail’s depth Refine User Stories Involve more people
- 18. Story Map Process Step 4 Plan the releases Split the product in several release Mark a Goal for each release Define check success metrics for each Goal R 1 R 2 R 3
- 19. Story Map Process Step 5 Pian the sprint Focus on first release Create walking skeleton Refine the most important User Stories Define DOR e DOD Estimate User Stories Plan the Sprint R 1 R 2 R 3
- 20. Product Ownership in pratice tactical User Story Split
- 21. User Story Split Pattern #1 – multiple “what” As a customer I want to create an order and pay with a credit card I want to create an order I want to pay with a credit card split
- 22. User Story Split Pattern #2 – workflow steps As traveller I want to buy a vacation package online I want to search for vacation I want to select the vacation I want in my order I want to confirm my order split
- 23. User Story Split Pattern #3 – multiple option As traveller I want to buy a vacation package online I want to search for a cruise I want to search for a railway tour I want to search for a self drive vacation split
- 24. User Story Split Pattern #4 – CRUD stories As blogger I want to manage articles in my blog I want to create a new article I want to edit an existing article I want to delete an existing article split
- 25. User Story Split Pattern #5 – one/zero/many As restaurant owner I want to view the customer’s orders I want to view default message page with no order I want to view order details if there is one order only I want to view order list if there are many orders split
- 26. User Story Split Pattern #6 – core and enhance As customer I want to view my previous orders I want to view all of my orders I want to view orders for a given location I want to view orders in the past three months split
- 27. User Story Split Pattern #7 – major effort As customer I want to pay for my order with a credit card I want to pay for my order with a Visa credit card I want to pay for my order with a Visa, AMEX, MasterCard or Paypal split
- 28. User Story Split Pattern #8 – acceptance criteria As customer I want to submit an order to purchase something I want to submit an order with a invalid credit card I want to submit an order with an item not in stock I want to submit an order with both previous conditions split
- 29. User Story Split Pattern #9 – variation in data As content manager I want to publish a news to my web site I want to publish a news in English language I want to publish a news in Japanese language I want to publish a news in Arabic language split
- 30. User Story Split Pattern #10 – data boundaries As customer I want to view the menu item details I want to view dish name and description I want to view dish ingredients I want to view nutritional information split
- 31. User Story Split Pattern #11 – interface variations As customer I want to select menu item I want to eat I want to view items in a drag and drop picture page I want to download menu in pdf format I want to view items on my smartphone split
- 32. User Story Split Pattern #12 – platform options As customer I want to view menu items on my smartphone I want to view items on Android smartphone I want to view items on iPhone I want to view items on blackberry split
- 33. User Story Split Pattern #13 – business rules As vendor I want to check if customer uses a valid credit card I want to check if customer provide a valid cc number I want to check if customer provide the properly expiration date I want to check if customer provide the right holder’s name split
- 34. User Story Split Pattern #14 – roles As content manager I want to publish a news to my web site As publisher I want to publish or unpublish a news As editor I want to create or modify a news As admin I want to delete a news split
- 35. User Story Split Pattern #15 – defer system qualities As analyst I want to run my stochastic model I want to run my stochastic model I want to run my stochastic model within 5 minutes for single scenario I want to run my stochastic model within max 15 minutes for multiple scenarios split
- 36. User Story Split Pattern #16 – spikes As traveler I want to choose among properly rental cars in different cities As team we want to discover what rentals are in Rome As team we want to discover what rentals are in London As team we want to discover what rentals are in Paris split
- 37. User Story Split Pattern #17 – low fidelity/high fidelity As data entry I want to upload business data I want to upload business data loading excel file I want to upload business data filling a web form I want to upload business data by transparent system integration split
- 38. User Story Split Pattern #18 – parameters As analyst I want to run my portfolio Stochastic model I want to run my portfolio stochastic model I want to run my thermal portfolio stochastic model I want to run my hydro portfolio stochastic model split
- 39. User Story Split Pattern #19 – error handling/logging As vendor I want to check customer’s transaction I want to register errors in a log file I want to view number of errors in the customer list I want to send an email alert to the customer split
- 40. Product Ownership it’s a cyclical process plan do check actvision strategy tactic
- 41. And now... ...thanks a lot! Nico Spadoni Lean & Agile Transition Agent IT Project Manager Risk Management Modeler Blogger & Story writer Email me: spadoni.nico@gmail.com Nico Spadoni Lean & Agile Transition Agent IT Project Manager Risk Management Modeler Blogger & Story writer Contact me: spadoni.nico@gmail.com