Introduction to Agile for Digital Stakeholders
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The document provides an introduction to agile methodology. It discusses some of the key principles of agile, including welcoming change, reducing risk, and delivering value incrementally. It also compares agile to traditional waterfall methodology, noting that agile works through constant replanning and slicing work into small achievable pieces. The document suggests taking a pragmatic approach to planning by only planning for the immediate future and making decisions based on current information.
Introduction to Agile for Digital Stakeholders
- 1. The Why and What INTRODUCTION TO AGILE @arsagilis
- 2. “ Plans are useless, but planning is everything ” US President Edward D. Eisenhower, 1957 @arsagilis
- 3. About me Change Agent Teaching Agile RoR developer Agile since 2001 1st site at the age of 14 Certified Scrum Master LAMP PhotoBox Agile UX Passionate Kanban FOSS enthusiast Drupal Certified Scrum Professional PHP developer Amnesty International Scrum @arsagilis
- 4. The story so far
- 5. Before agile @arsagilis Winston Royce, 1970
- 6. Winston Royce on Waterfall “ ... The implementation described above is risky and invites failure. ” Winston Royce, 1970 @arsagilis
- 7. @arsagilis 2001 http://agilemanifesto.org
- 8. Agile – new and shiny?
- 9. What is Agile about? Welcoming change Working with uncertainty Reducing risk Delivering value at every step Quality of products Retaining people & talent
- 10. Agile does all that by ... Constantly reprioritising and replanning Slicing requirements into small & achievable pieces of work Slicing requirements for value Empowering their teams and people
- 11. Agile Manifesto Individuals and Process and over interactions tools Working Comprehensive over software documentation Customer Contract over collaboration negotiation Responding to Following a over change plan @arsagilis
- 12. Waterfall vs Agile
- 13. Plan Build Waterfall Test Review Deploy Plan Plan Plan Plan Build Build Build Build Agile Review Deploy Test Test Test Test Review Review Review Review
- 14. Who is using Agile?
- 15. Agile in perspective Learning organization Lean Agile XP, Scrum, Chrystal, DSDM...
- 16. How to plan with uncertainty
- 17. "Uncertainty is an uncomfortable position but certainty is an absurd position" - Voltaire
- 18. On the 20 September 2012 you will be doing ...
- 19. The PM Triangle Cost Quality Schedule Scope Maximum of 2 can be fixed!
- 20. A common sense approach We make decision based on the ... but do it often information we have Rather than ... we spread making one all- decision-making encompassing set across the project of decisions
- 21. Don’t waste time ... ... detailing out the distant future – things WILL change Focus on the immediate future Things get blurrier the further away they are ROADMAPS!
- 22. An Agile Roadmap
- 23. How do we work with Digital?
- 24. How Digital works Project 1 Project 4 Project 2 Project 1 Dev team Bug 1 sprint Task 1 planning Task 1 PM prioritisation Project 2 Project 4 meeting Prioritised backlog Bug 1 Individual Project 4 Project 4 projects & tasks Bug 1 Bug 1 Task 1 Task 1 Sprint Sprint Dev team working backlog outcome on items in sprint backlog
- 26. Any Questions? Michael Chik mchik@macmillan.org.uk Twitter: @arsagilis Skype: michael.chik linkedin.com/in/michaelchik