For years, Salesforce development teams have been using the App Cloud to manage sprints, code releases, and more. For the first time earlier this year, Salesforce released these tools to AppExchange in a package called Agile Accelerator so you too can manage your development efforts. Join us to get a hands-on demo of Salesforce's Agile Accelerator. Meet the team and get all of your questions answered.
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Manage Your Agile Development from Salesforce
1. Manage Your #Agile Development
from Salesforce
Chad Holdorf
Director of Product Managment
choldorf@salesforce.com
@chadholdorf
How Using your Own Products Internally Drives Innovation and
Better Products
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11. ● GUS is an org used by all T&P staff for managing and collaborating work
● GUS is where we “dogfood” our features
● Agile Accelerator is a subset of object from GUS
● GUS and Agile Accelerator are the same code line
Grand Unified System (GUS) vs Agile Accelerator
GUS
Customer Org
12. Manage your Agile development on Salesforce
Introducing:
Reports &
DashboardsSprints Teams Bug Tracking
Release
ManagementChatter
Mobile
Update projects
anywhere with
Salesforce1
Social
Collaborate on every
sprint, bug, milestone,
and team with Chatter
Analytics
Custom reporting on
every stage of the
development cycle
21. 400 + companies installed
75 installs a day
172,810 records created (Bugs, User
Stories, Teams, Sprints, Product Tags etc)
Agile Accelerator
Two Blog Post:
1. Introducing Agile Accelerator: How You Can Manage Agile
Development Through Salesforce
2. Build Enterprise Software with the Salesforce Agile Accelerator
Report
27. Hi Chad,
Hope this email finds you well. By way of introduction, I am an AE based in Singapore
covering Asia customers.
I am reaching out because I have a wall to wall customer that is currently evaluating
solutions that will address ITSM / ALM / PPM, and I hope you might be able to help
especially in how Salesforce is doing ALM / PPM internally.
They would like to see if there are solutions that are on our force.com platform /
appexchange but struggles to find good ones. On the ITSM side they have seen
Remedyforce. And on the ALM side they are looking at Rally, and PPM they are looking
at lightweight PPM on Rally and have seen Cloudcoach too. The issues here is they will
need 2 to 3 different vendors to fulfill these, and they have standardized on Chatter for
collaboration but Rally integration to Chatter is very weak or non existent. They are
now leaning towards ServiceNow because they have these 3 pieces on a single
integrated platform.
Could you advise or point me in the right direction as to how we are doing this
internally?
Many thanks,
Henry
Account Executive @Salesforce
ckkho@salesforce.com
35. 1. How does Salesforce do it?
2. Need to collaborate with everyone
3. Need tools to talk to each other
Three things
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38. 1. Intro Stuff - Welcome (10 min) - Chad
a. [Hold Questions to the End]
b. History of ADM and GUS
c. How is it used at Salesforce today
d. What is Agile Accelerator?
e. Dreamforce 2014 Summary (Announced, FREE, etc..)
f. Overview of features
2. Demo Aloha (30 min) - Paul / Divya
a. iOS Team Divya (10 min)
i. Create Work (Work Page)
1. Chatter
2. Acceptance Criteria
ii. Organize Backlog (Backlog Manager)
b. Navigation Ops Team Paul (10 min)
i. Plan and Sprint (Virtual Wall)
ii. Use a Kanban board (Kanban)
3. Closing (2 min) - Tyler??
a. How do you get Agile Accelerator?
40 minutes
Agenda - Flow