Step 2: Pilot. Pick a project and team. 3 days to the first iteration.
10 days to review results. Retrospect. Plan the 2nd iteration. And go again.
Measue against your metrics of expetations.
Reflect. Measure. Review.
And then decide if you want to take it up a notch.
Create a metrics and clarify what it is you are trying to get from gpoing Agile. Define the scope and craft the team(s). Hit the ground running by executing the pilot within days. Retrospect at every iteration, observe, adapt. Measure the results and data to figure out how well it works. Increase productivityand quality while reducing cycle time. Build an environment where innovation can happen
If you:
- are interested in piloting Agile Product Development.
- want to assess how it works in your environemnt.
- have a distressed project and want to use Agile as turnaround.
- get started with Agile Product Development in practice.
The chart above shows the 2 packages for the PILOT phase:
- Agile Product Development Pilot Rollout (Lunch 'N' Learn, Q&A, Overview session)
- Agile Product Development Metrics Assessment (Presentation, Workshop, Group Q&A
Below, you find overviews of these packages:
Overview: The Agile Product Development Pilot Rollout
We’ll hit the ground running taking a project from Vision, Requirements, Estimating, Team forming, norming, to executing two iterations each with Release Planning, Sprint Planning, Sprinting, Review, and facilitated Retrospective.
- Project Charter, Roadmap, Project Vision, MMP
- Product Backlog Creation and Estimation
- Release Planning, Sprint Planning
- Daily stand-up, Q&A
- Daily stand-up, Q&A
- Product Backlog review with Product Owner
- Retrospective
- Release Planning, Sprint Planning
- Daily stand-up, Q&A, (tool training)
- Daily stand-up, Q&A, (tool training)
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