Lightning Talk: Dev/Ops, Kaizen (lean) meets Agile Development
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The document discusses the integration of kaizen methodologies into agile software development, emphasizing continuous improvement, collaboration, and efficient communication within self-organizing teams. Kaizen, a Japanese philosophy, advocates for high-quality production with minimal waste, while the dev/ops approach aims to streamline the software lifecycle for better quality and efficiency. Key principles include reducing waste (muda), maintaining uniformity (mura), and preventing errors (poka-yoke).
Lightning Talk: Dev/Ops, Kaizen (lean) meets Agile Development
- 1. Public Material | Adam Clater Development / Operations the application of kaizen methodologies and principles to agile software development
- 2. Public Material | Adam Clater Agile software development : A group of software development methods in which solutions evolve through collaboration between self-organizing,cross-functional teams. It promotes adaptive planning, evolutionary development, early delivery, continuous improvement, and encourages rapid and flexible response to change. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agile_software_development Iterative, incremental and evolutionary Efficient and face-to-face communication Very short feedback loop and adaptation cycle Quality focus Goals and Characteristics:
- 3. Public Material | Adam Clater Kaizen : A Japanese business philosophy of continuous improvement and the involvement of all employees in the manufacturing process. Kaizen focuses on delivering high quality products with as little waste as possible.
- 4. Public Material | Adam Clater Iterative, incremental and evolutionary Efficient and face-to-face communication Very short feedback loop and adaptation cycle Quality focus continuous improvement and the involvement of all employees in the development process. Dev/Ops focuses on delivering high quality software with as little waste as possible. Dev / Ops
- 5. Public Material | Adam Clater Muda (無駄) An activity that does not add value Mura (斑) unevenness; irregularity; lack of uniformity; nonuniformity; inequality Muri (無理) overburden, unreasonableness or absurdity Poka-yoke (ポカヨケ) Automated Error prevention Dev/Ops The Elimination of Waste and Errors (via automation)
- 6. Public Material | Adam Clater DEV QA UAT OPERATIONS Many Organizations Write and test software Deploy/Maintain Software
- 7. Public Material | Adam Clater Dev / Ops Organizations DEV QA UAT OPERATIONS Full involvement in the software development, deployment and maintenance lifecycle More deployments fewer outages faster response to the business less down time Higher Quality & Less Waste!