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Prepared By:
Application Development
Agile Transformation at Scale
Gail Ferreira, PhD, CSP, SPC, LSSBB, PMP
Lean Agile Coach & Practice Leader
drgail.Ferreira@gmail.com
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Agile Project Management
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Agenda
Background
The Culture of Change
Building Innovative Products
Transformation at Scale
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Agenda
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“…the ability to both create and
respond to change in order to profit in
a turbulent business environment.”
- Jim Highsmith
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Definition of Agile
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The Culture of Change
1. Organizational structure is about how you
create teams and organize them
2. Agile practice is about the methods and
tools you choose to introduce
3. People and culture is about changing the
hearts and minds of the organization
- All three aspects are essential to sustain agility
of any kind within the organization.
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The Culture of Transformational Change
Agile
Adoption is
about the
‘Agile Doing’
side of the
equation.
Transformation
is about
changing the
‘Agile Being’
side of the
equation.
Long term results require both adoption and
transformation to be successful.
Culture is the #1 Challenge with Agile
Transformation.
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Culture + Infrastructure
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Transformation at Scale
+
= Agile Transformation at Scale
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Three main challenges in scaling
teams:
Coordinating work across teams
Integrating work across teams
Maintaining technical integrity of the system
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• Scrum of Scrums (SoS)
• Large Scale Scrum (LeSS) - Larman/Vodde
• Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) - Leffingwell
• Spotify “model” (Tribes, Squads, Chapters & Guilds) –
Kniberg
• Scrum at Scale – Sutherland/Brown
• Disciplined Agile Delivery (DAD) + Agility at Scale
Ambler/Lines
Scaling Approaches
Each of the popular scaling approaches offers a certain
value proposition, focus, options for implementation,
cost implications and other attributes
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Scrum of Scrums
Scrum of scrums is a technique
used to scale Scrum up to large
groups (over a dozen people),
consisting of dividing the groups into
Agile teams of 5-10. Each daily scrum
within a sub-team ends by designating
one member as "ambassador" to
participate in a daily meeting with
ambassadors from other teams, called
the Scrum of Scrums.
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Craig Larman characterizes LeSS as:
an organizational design based on ten LeSS Principles:
1. Large Scale Scrum is Scrum
2. Transparency
3. More with Less
4. Whole Product Focus
5. Customer Centric
6. Continuous Improvement
7. Lean Thinking
8. Systems Thinking
9. Empirical Process Control
10. Queueing Theory
Insights – LeSS (Large Scale Scrum)
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Example
Requirement Area A
Requirement Area B
Requirement Area C
Requirement Area D
Overall
Product
Owner
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Scaled Agile Framework™ Big Picture
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Insights – SAFE
… Scaled Agile Framework
• Is applicable whenever at
least a few hundred software
practitioners are working
cooperatively on related
products and solutions
• Has generated great
amounts of interest from
enterprises
• Is becoming supported by a
large number of Agile Tools
• The SAFe “big picture” has 3 levels:
portfolio, program, team
• Relatively more prescriptive,
pragmatic
• More controversial
• Evolving, growing, doing more
types of training
• Release Trains
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Spotify Model
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Insights – Spotify
… Spotify offers a culture-centric approach to Scaling
Agile
• Squads have end-to-end
autonomy over their products
• Loosely coupled, tightly
aligned
• Infrastructure
• Client Applications
• Features
• Squads = Scrum Teams
• Chapters = Competency Areas
• Tribes = Lightweight matrix of squads
and chapters
• Guilds = Communities of Practice
• Self-service, Open source model
• Focus on enabling each other
• Release Train
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Insights – Scrum at Scale
Reproducible Patterns
1.Modularity allows versatility.
2.Scrum is modular.
3.Deploying incrementally is modular.
4.Modularity supports a pattern library.
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Insights – DAD
DAD seeks to extend Scrum for enterprise
scale challenges
• People-first, learning-oriented hybrid agile
approach
• Risk-value delivery lifecycle and goal
driven
• Agility at scale is about explicitly
addressing the challenges teams face in
the real world
• Promotes Enterprise Awareness
• Key Differentiator – explicitly recognizes
that Agile teams are governed
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DAD supports a robust set of roles
• Team Lead
• Product Owner
• Architecture Owner
• Team Member
• Stakeholder
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Concept: the Agile 3C rhythm
The coordinate-collaborate-conclude rhythm occurs at several levels
on a disciplined agile delivery (DAD) project:
Construction
Construction
Construction
Release rhythm
Iteration rhythm
Daily rhythm
Inception Transition
Coordinate - Collaborate - Conclude
Inception
Inception
Transition
Transition
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DAD Teams Are Enterprise Aware
Disciplined Agilists:
Work closely with
enterprise groups
Follow existing
roadmaps where
appropriate
Leverage existing
assets
Enhance existing
assets
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Transformation at Scale
A Step by Step approach towards Enterprise
Agile Adoption
Projects should be evaluated to determine
their suitability for Agile.
 Define Basic Agile
Model for the
organization.
Agree on a high
level adoption
roadmap
Identify Agile
practices and
prioritize
Identify Pilots and
assess for risks
 Initial pilots Kick-off
Introduce Agile best
practices to the
teams
Train and Mentor
for several sprints
Refine Agile model
based on the
learning/feedback
Identify Additional
pilots
Create roadmap
 Group training
Evangelize success
Mentor pilot project
Setup COE
Establish enterprise
architecture for
tools
Build mapping to
Enterprise processes
Establish Support
model for Agile
projects
Align to
organizational toll
gates
Audit processes
Calendar zed
training
Tailoring and
refactoring
Multiple LOB for
entire Enterprise
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• Ensure Executive buy-in
• Implement Scrum as a program / product
management framework
• Introduce Continuous Engineering practices
• Small, incremental rollout is proposed
• Identify pilot product to implement the agile
principles and practices
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Proposed steps for Rollout – Principles and
Practices
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Agile and Scrum trainings for the entire team
Developers
Testers
Product Owner / Product Manager
Scrum Master(s)
Requirements writing (Stories, Use Cases)
Estimation Techniques
Relative Estimation
Story points
Planning Poker
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Pilot Rollout & Trainings
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Integrated & Collaborative Governance
Line of
Business
Needs
Compliance
Needs
Customer
Needs
ValueStream
Product
Definition
Product Owner,
Customer, Human
Factors & Design,
Training, Business
Stakeholders, BAs
STEERING
DELIVERY
Product
Backlog
Sprint
Backlog
Program
Management
Office
Scrum Master,
Project Manager,
Architect,
Deployment,
Maintenance,
Support, Infra
Enterprise
Backlog
GOVERNANCE
Agile Center of
Excellence
Scrum of Scrums
Product Owners Scrum Masters
RESULTS&IMPEDIMENTS
VISION&RESOURCES
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Alignment
ValueStream Chief Product Owner
Product
Owner
Business
Stakeholder
Enterprise
Backlog
Agile
Teams
Agile
Teams
Agile
Teams
Agile
Teams
Executive Steering
• Enable Customer
Participation
• Provide Vision
• Resolve
Organizational
Impediments & Risks
• Provide Resources
• Resolve Priority
disputes
• Product Owner able
to represent
decisions made with
Stakeholders
• Stakeholders voice is
heard, differences
resolved, vision
clarified, priorities
and value
established
• Represent the
Customer and
Business needs
• Use Change
Management
Executive
Backlog
Product
Backlog
Sprint
Backlog
Business
Stakeholder
• Deliver Value
• Partner w/Business
Change
Management
Chief
BA
Chief
UX
Dev/Q
A Lead
Deploy
Lead
PMO
Rep
POs
Product Definition Office
Support Functions
• Architect
• Business
Analyst
• Development
• QA
• Deployment
Business
Stakeholder
Product
Owner
Business
Stakeholder
Business
Stakeholder
Business
Stakeholder
Product
Backlog
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Establish Communication & Collaboration Mechanisms
Keys to Effective Distributed Delivery
• Onshore & Offshore Tech Leads
• Offshore Customer Representatives
• Periodic travel rotation for offshore
resources
• Good Agile PM tools
• Automated Build/Continuous Integration
• Overlapping hours and daily standups
• Leveraging technology maximally
• Leverage Coaching & Common Training
• Whole teams offshore
• Common Planning
OFFSITE
TEAM
ORG
ONSITE
Shared Assets
(Req, Code, Tests, etc)
Agile PM Tools
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DAYS
Planning
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Leverage Continuous Integration & Automation
Continuous Integration
Write Test
Run
Test
See Failure
Write Code
Run Test
See Success
Test First Development
Automation
Regression Tests
Functional Tests
System/Performance Tests
Automated Builds
Measuring Success
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How do we measure success of Agile teams?
Process Measure Formula
Process Metric
Agile Maturity Index
Agile Maturity Index at the end of every
Sprint
Customer Satisfaction Customer rating at the end of every Sprint
Team Satisfaction
Team satisfaction rating at the end of
every Sprint
Retrospective Action
Items completed
% of Retrospective items completed
Automation capability % of Automation scripts / test scripts
Requirement Change
on Sprint – Discipline
% of Requirement change within the
Sprints
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Key Agile Metrics – Using IT Balanced Scorecard
Balanced Scorecard Strategic Objectives Performance Measures
Financial Compliance Improve Budget Performance 1. Time to Value
2. Cost of Value
3. Earned value / release
Customer Value Increase Customer Satisfaction 1. Cycle time.
2. Customer Satisfaction
ratings.
Processes Project Delivery 1. Velocity
2. Avg project cycle time
3. Schedule performance
index
Decrease Defects 1. Defects
2. Unit Test Coverage
3. System Test Coverage
4. UAT Defects Found
5. Running tested features
Learning and Growth Enable Agile Transformation 1. Increase Agile Utilization.
2. Build community of
practice.
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Better Decisions through Frequent Feedback
Sample Metrics
Process Measure Formula
Velocity Actual Number of story points achieved in an iteration
Drag factor Actual Effort (unplanned) / Capacity
Iteration Defects No. of defects at the Iteration end / LOC
Story de-scoping index Stories descoped / Stories planned
Effort deviation (Actual effort – Planned effort) *100 / Planned effort
Build success rate Builds passed / Total # of builds
Automation & Test
Coverage
Unit test coverage, test case execution, etc
Burn Down & Burn Up Charts
Balanced Scorecard
Financial
Compliance
Customer
Value
Automated
Test Results
Code
Quality
Customer
Satisfaction
Learning &
Growth
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• Financial Compliance
• Customer Satisfaction
• Automated Test Results
• User Scenarios
• Code Quality
Measurement
Data
Logic
Integration
Interface
User
Scenario
User
Scenario
User
Scenario
User
Scenario
MUST SHOULD WANT
ProjectedActual
= Ship it!
Outcome based
status as slices of
user functionality.
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
User
Story
UserStoriesDelivered
Time (Iterations)
Code Quality
• Extent of duplication
• Cyclomatic complexity
• Presence of large methods
• Code encapsulation
Qualification via Automation
• Unit Testing
• Integration Testing
• Functional Testing
• Automated regression
• Maximum Coverage
• Non-auto Exploratory
Agile PMO Distinctions
1. Define progress in terms of business value.
Focus on results instead of effort.
2. Burn up charts providing actual progress, cost
incurred, and value achieved.
3. Meaningful measurement of the code assets
4. Automation for reduced burden and increased
accuracy
5. Conduit for clearing impediments, ensuring
collaboration, getting resources
6. Ensure alignment to strategic goals and value.
ContinuousIntegration
IntegratedMeasurement
AutomationBalanced Scorecard
Actual Progress
(Value Delivered)
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
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Case Studies
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• Started with team level practices
• Lots of attention early to team culture
• Began engaging leaders on strategy and portfolio
management
• Currently integrating marketing, sales, and
support
Methods:
Scrum of Scrums, Spotify
Single Team / Single Product
Sub 25 person product company and a start-up
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• Program level first …established a PO team
• Three tightly integrated Scrum teams
• Defined the portfolio governance layer
• Established the relationship between strategy
and support
• Modeled the overall value stream and wrapped
up the Scrum process in a two-tiered Kanban
Multi-Team / Single Product
Sub 100 person product company.
10 years old and privately owned.
Methods:
LeSS, Scrum of Scrums, Spotify
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• Started with a basic view of the portfolio layer
• Portfolio level value stream mapping, RACI
• Built out the program management layer with PO
teams to develop a requirements management
capability
• Program level value stream mapping, RACI, introduced
agile tooling
• Introduced Scrum at the team level
Multi-Team / Multi-Product
Large multi-national organization. Scope is a 500
person development organization with 55 Scrum
teams.
Methods:
SAFe, Scrum at Scale, LeSS, DAD
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• Scrum teams by product / component.
• Product owner teams established.
• Portfolio level governance model.
• Lean/TOC planning model.
• Integration with a traditional PMO for metrics
and monitoring.
Product of Products
Large multi-national company. Geographically
dispersed. Products of products.
Methods:
SAFe, Scrum at Scale, LeSS, DAD
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Questions
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A Few Good Resources …
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Links
Disciplined Agile Delivery (DAD) + Agility at Scale – Ambler/Lines
http://disciplinedagiledelivery.com
Large Scale Scrum (LeSS) – Larman / Vodde
http://www.craiglarman.com/wiki/index.php?title=Large-Scale_Scrum
Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) – Leffingwell
http://scaledagileframework.com
Scrum at Scale
http://www.scruminc.com
Spotify Model
https://labs.spotify.com/2014/03/27/spotify-engineering-culture-part-1/
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Links
HyperGrowth Done Right - Lessons from the Man who Scaled
Dropbox and Facebook
http://firstround.com/review/Hyper-Growth-Done-Right-Lessons-From-the-
Man-Who-Scaled-Engineering-at-Dropbox-and-Facebook/
Wisdom from Hypergrowth Companies
http://www.startuplessonslearned.com/2013/10/wisdom-from-hyper-
growth-companies.html
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IT Balanced Scorecard – Agile Focus
Strategy Map Strategic
Objectives
Performance Measures Targets Initiatives
Financial
Compliance
Improve Project
Budget
Performance
1. Margin Contribution (or Revenue, or Cost, etc)
2. Earned Value/Release
3. Avg CPI – Cost Performance Index
4. Time to Value
1. TBD
2. TBD
3. 1 Month
• Measure IT contribution to Revenue
• Enable operations to release value every month to
production
• Reduce cycle time
• Use business measures
Customer Value Increase External
CSAT
1. Customer Satisfaction –CSAT >6/qtr • Implement CSAT for all branches and end users of
software
Internal Process Increase accuracy
of Estimates
1. E0/E1 Estimate Variance Delta <20%/spr • Measure and monitor estimates every sprint, take active
role in reducing variance
On Time Project
Delivery
1. Velocity & Std. Deviation
2. Drag factor
3. Avg Project Request Cycle Time - Requested
4. Avg Project Request Cycle Time - Scheduled
5. Sprint & Release Burndown performance trend
deviation
6. Customer Satisfaction –CSAT
7. Avg SPI – Schedule Performance Index
1. Varies/spr
2. <5%/spr
3. #prr/days
4. #prs/spr
5. <10%
6. >6/qtr
7. TBD
• Ensure operational measures are collected and collated
every sprint, by every sprint team.
• Ensure sprint and release burndowns are posted daily
(hours for teams, story points for everyone)
• Ensure CSAT surveys are created and part of goals
• PM to help teams track SPI during the release
Decrease Defect
RFCs in
Production
1. Defects/Story Point
2. Unit Test Coverage
3. System Test Coverage
4. UAT Defects Found
5. Running Tested Features
1. 0
2. >90%
3. >90%
4. 0
5. >90%
• Ensure consistent defect management across CRP and
INC test teams.
• Measure coverage every sprint
• Measure running tested features
Increase Audit
Compliance %
1. PQA Compliance 1. >90% • Educate teams about compliance, SM to help ensure
compliance
Increase % of
agreed scope
1. Story de-scoping index
2. User Story Volatility
1. <10%
2. <5%
• IT and Business measure needed. Indication of
partnership. Ensure collection and review.
Learning and
Growth
Enable Agile
Transformation
1. Increase Agile Utilization 1. >25%/qtr • Transformation team proactively working the roadmap
to work toward 100% (of goal) participation.
Enable People &
Culture
1. Increase Ace Participation
((people/events)/month)
1. >33% • Define and formalize the ACE program and participation
opportunities and guidelines.
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Key Agile Metrics
Measurement Frequency Target Notes
E0/E1 EV Delta Sprint <20% (E1 – E0/E1)*100
Velocity & Std. Deviation Sprint, Release varies varies by team
Drag factor Sprint, Release <5% (Actual Effort in story pts unplanned / velocity )
Avg Project Request Cycle Time - Requested Sprint, Release varies
days, measure end to end time from the time the request was submitted by the business to
the time it goes live in production. Alternatively, can measure the "request to scheduled"
cycle time and that can be added to the "scheduled to production" cycle time (below).
Value range will vary by request type (maint, s/m/l project), but also want average of all.
Avg Project Request Cycle Time - Scheduled Sprint, Release varies
days, measure end to end time from the time the request was scheduled by the business to
the time it goes live in production. Value range will vary by request type (maint, s/m/l
project), but also want average of all.
Sprint & Release Burndown Daily varies varies by team
Customer Satisfaction -CSAT Sprint >6
Implement for all groups (dev, support, biz functions, etc). Low CSAT indicate less
collaboration and potential increase in cycle time and/or duration. Also apps to Scope
Defects/Story Point Sprint varies
Unit Test Coverage Sprint >90%
System Test Coverage Sprint >90%
UAT Defects Found Sprint 0
Harder target due to Agile structure and PO involvement. New code going through UAT
should have 0 defects.
Running Tested Features Sprint 100%
Running Tested Features. Cumulative number of tests that are running for tested (non-
broken) features. Drives performance to ensure running code and tested code. Should
increase steadily on from the first sprint w/tests.
Story de-scoping index Sprint >10% (stories descoped / stories planned )
User Story Volatility <5%
((Story pts Descoped + Story pts Added + Story pts Modified)/ Story pts Originally Planned) *
100). This is important for helping track business activities in relation to changing scope.
Scope can slip due to development issues, but it also can slip do to a lack of focus and
prioritization and changing mindsets on the part of the business. Creates accountability on
both sides of the house.
Total Earned Value Sprint varies
Sum Total of earned value of stories completed. The pre-requisite of this approach is to
have story values assigned as part of the demand and prioritization process. Should be
tracked by the business.
Agile Utilization Month
as per
roadmap
Deliver competitive business value, cost optimization, improved compliance, and strategic
business alignment. (% Agile hrs/% total hrs)
Get Involved - ACE Participation Sprint >30% (% of people involved in some initiative)

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Agile Transformation at Scale

  • 1. 1 Prepared By: Application Development Agile Transformation at Scale Gail Ferreira, PhD, CSP, SPC, LSSBB, PMP Lean Agile Coach & Practice Leader drgail.Ferreira@gmail.com
  • 3. 3 Agenda Background The Culture of Change Building Innovative Products Transformation at Scale 3 Agenda
  • 4. 5 “…the ability to both create and respond to change in order to profit in a turbulent business environment.” - Jim Highsmith 5 Definition of Agile
  • 5. 66 The Culture of Change 1. Organizational structure is about how you create teams and organize them 2. Agile practice is about the methods and tools you choose to introduce 3. People and culture is about changing the hearts and minds of the organization - All three aspects are essential to sustain agility of any kind within the organization.
  • 6. 99 The Culture of Transformational Change Agile Adoption is about the ‘Agile Doing’ side of the equation. Transformation is about changing the ‘Agile Being’ side of the equation. Long term results require both adoption and transformation to be successful. Culture is the #1 Challenge with Agile Transformation.
  • 7. 10 Culture + Infrastructure 10 Transformation at Scale + = Agile Transformation at Scale
  • 8. 11 Three main challenges in scaling teams: Coordinating work across teams Integrating work across teams Maintaining technical integrity of the system
  • 9. 12 • Scrum of Scrums (SoS) • Large Scale Scrum (LeSS) - Larman/Vodde • Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) - Leffingwell • Spotify “model” (Tribes, Squads, Chapters & Guilds) – Kniberg • Scrum at Scale – Sutherland/Brown • Disciplined Agile Delivery (DAD) + Agility at Scale Ambler/Lines Scaling Approaches Each of the popular scaling approaches offers a certain value proposition, focus, options for implementation, cost implications and other attributes
  • 10. 13 Scrum of Scrums Scrum of scrums is a technique used to scale Scrum up to large groups (over a dozen people), consisting of dividing the groups into Agile teams of 5-10. Each daily scrum within a sub-team ends by designating one member as "ambassador" to participate in a daily meeting with ambassadors from other teams, called the Scrum of Scrums.
  • 11. 14 Craig Larman characterizes LeSS as: an organizational design based on ten LeSS Principles: 1. Large Scale Scrum is Scrum 2. Transparency 3. More with Less 4. Whole Product Focus 5. Customer Centric 6. Continuous Improvement 7. Lean Thinking 8. Systems Thinking 9. Empirical Process Control 10. Queueing Theory Insights – LeSS (Large Scale Scrum)
  • 12. 15
  • 13. 16 Example Requirement Area A Requirement Area B Requirement Area C Requirement Area D Overall Product Owner
  • 15. 18 Insights – SAFE … Scaled Agile Framework • Is applicable whenever at least a few hundred software practitioners are working cooperatively on related products and solutions • Has generated great amounts of interest from enterprises • Is becoming supported by a large number of Agile Tools • The SAFe “big picture” has 3 levels: portfolio, program, team • Relatively more prescriptive, pragmatic • More controversial • Evolving, growing, doing more types of training • Release Trains
  • 17. 20 Insights – Spotify … Spotify offers a culture-centric approach to Scaling Agile • Squads have end-to-end autonomy over their products • Loosely coupled, tightly aligned • Infrastructure • Client Applications • Features • Squads = Scrum Teams • Chapters = Competency Areas • Tribes = Lightweight matrix of squads and chapters • Guilds = Communities of Practice • Self-service, Open source model • Focus on enabling each other • Release Train
  • 18. 21 Insights – Scrum at Scale Reproducible Patterns 1.Modularity allows versatility. 2.Scrum is modular. 3.Deploying incrementally is modular. 4.Modularity supports a pattern library.
  • 19. 22
  • 20. 23 Insights – DAD DAD seeks to extend Scrum for enterprise scale challenges • People-first, learning-oriented hybrid agile approach • Risk-value delivery lifecycle and goal driven • Agility at scale is about explicitly addressing the challenges teams face in the real world • Promotes Enterprise Awareness • Key Differentiator – explicitly recognizes that Agile teams are governed
  • 21. 24 DAD supports a robust set of roles • Team Lead • Product Owner • Architecture Owner • Team Member • Stakeholder
  • 22. 25 Concept: the Agile 3C rhythm The coordinate-collaborate-conclude rhythm occurs at several levels on a disciplined agile delivery (DAD) project: Construction Construction Construction Release rhythm Iteration rhythm Daily rhythm Inception Transition Coordinate - Collaborate - Conclude Inception Inception Transition Transition
  • 23. 26 DAD Teams Are Enterprise Aware Disciplined Agilists: Work closely with enterprise groups Follow existing roadmaps where appropriate Leverage existing assets Enhance existing assets
  • 24. 27 Transformation at Scale A Step by Step approach towards Enterprise Agile Adoption Projects should be evaluated to determine their suitability for Agile.  Define Basic Agile Model for the organization. Agree on a high level adoption roadmap Identify Agile practices and prioritize Identify Pilots and assess for risks  Initial pilots Kick-off Introduce Agile best practices to the teams Train and Mentor for several sprints Refine Agile model based on the learning/feedback Identify Additional pilots Create roadmap  Group training Evangelize success Mentor pilot project Setup COE Establish enterprise architecture for tools Build mapping to Enterprise processes Establish Support model for Agile projects Align to organizational toll gates Audit processes Calendar zed training Tailoring and refactoring Multiple LOB for entire Enterprise
  • 25. 28 • Ensure Executive buy-in • Implement Scrum as a program / product management framework • Introduce Continuous Engineering practices • Small, incremental rollout is proposed • Identify pilot product to implement the agile principles and practices 28 Proposed steps for Rollout – Principles and Practices
  • 26. 29 Agile and Scrum trainings for the entire team Developers Testers Product Owner / Product Manager Scrum Master(s) Requirements writing (Stories, Use Cases) Estimation Techniques Relative Estimation Story points Planning Poker 29 Pilot Rollout & Trainings
  • 27. 30 Integrated & Collaborative Governance Line of Business Needs Compliance Needs Customer Needs ValueStream Product Definition Product Owner, Customer, Human Factors & Design, Training, Business Stakeholders, BAs STEERING DELIVERY Product Backlog Sprint Backlog Program Management Office Scrum Master, Project Manager, Architect, Deployment, Maintenance, Support, Infra Enterprise Backlog GOVERNANCE Agile Center of Excellence Scrum of Scrums Product Owners Scrum Masters RESULTS&IMPEDIMENTS VISION&RESOURCES
  • 28. 31 Alignment ValueStream Chief Product Owner Product Owner Business Stakeholder Enterprise Backlog Agile Teams Agile Teams Agile Teams Agile Teams Executive Steering • Enable Customer Participation • Provide Vision • Resolve Organizational Impediments & Risks • Provide Resources • Resolve Priority disputes • Product Owner able to represent decisions made with Stakeholders • Stakeholders voice is heard, differences resolved, vision clarified, priorities and value established • Represent the Customer and Business needs • Use Change Management Executive Backlog Product Backlog Sprint Backlog Business Stakeholder • Deliver Value • Partner w/Business Change Management Chief BA Chief UX Dev/Q A Lead Deploy Lead PMO Rep POs Product Definition Office Support Functions • Architect • Business Analyst • Development • QA • Deployment Business Stakeholder Product Owner Business Stakeholder Business Stakeholder Business Stakeholder Product Backlog
  • 29. 32 Establish Communication & Collaboration Mechanisms Keys to Effective Distributed Delivery • Onshore & Offshore Tech Leads • Offshore Customer Representatives • Periodic travel rotation for offshore resources • Good Agile PM tools • Automated Build/Continuous Integration • Overlapping hours and daily standups • Leveraging technology maximally • Leverage Coaching & Common Training • Whole teams offshore • Common Planning OFFSITE TEAM ORG ONSITE Shared Assets (Req, Code, Tests, etc) Agile PM Tools 90 DAYS Planning
  • 30. 33 Leverage Continuous Integration & Automation Continuous Integration Write Test Run Test See Failure Write Code Run Test See Success Test First Development Automation Regression Tests Functional Tests System/Performance Tests Automated Builds
  • 32. 41 How do we measure success of Agile teams? Process Measure Formula Process Metric Agile Maturity Index Agile Maturity Index at the end of every Sprint Customer Satisfaction Customer rating at the end of every Sprint Team Satisfaction Team satisfaction rating at the end of every Sprint Retrospective Action Items completed % of Retrospective items completed Automation capability % of Automation scripts / test scripts Requirement Change on Sprint – Discipline % of Requirement change within the Sprints
  • 33. 4242 Key Agile Metrics – Using IT Balanced Scorecard Balanced Scorecard Strategic Objectives Performance Measures Financial Compliance Improve Budget Performance 1. Time to Value 2. Cost of Value 3. Earned value / release Customer Value Increase Customer Satisfaction 1. Cycle time. 2. Customer Satisfaction ratings. Processes Project Delivery 1. Velocity 2. Avg project cycle time 3. Schedule performance index Decrease Defects 1. Defects 2. Unit Test Coverage 3. System Test Coverage 4. UAT Defects Found 5. Running tested features Learning and Growth Enable Agile Transformation 1. Increase Agile Utilization. 2. Build community of practice.
  • 34. 43 Better Decisions through Frequent Feedback Sample Metrics Process Measure Formula Velocity Actual Number of story points achieved in an iteration Drag factor Actual Effort (unplanned) / Capacity Iteration Defects No. of defects at the Iteration end / LOC Story de-scoping index Stories descoped / Stories planned Effort deviation (Actual effort – Planned effort) *100 / Planned effort Build success rate Builds passed / Total # of builds Automation & Test Coverage Unit test coverage, test case execution, etc Burn Down & Burn Up Charts Balanced Scorecard Financial Compliance Customer Value Automated Test Results Code Quality Customer Satisfaction Learning & Growth
  • 35. 44 • Financial Compliance • Customer Satisfaction • Automated Test Results • User Scenarios • Code Quality Measurement Data Logic Integration Interface User Scenario User Scenario User Scenario User Scenario MUST SHOULD WANT ProjectedActual = Ship it! Outcome based status as slices of user functionality. User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story User Story UserStoriesDelivered Time (Iterations) Code Quality • Extent of duplication • Cyclomatic complexity • Presence of large methods • Code encapsulation Qualification via Automation • Unit Testing • Integration Testing • Functional Testing • Automated regression • Maximum Coverage • Non-auto Exploratory Agile PMO Distinctions 1. Define progress in terms of business value. Focus on results instead of effort. 2. Burn up charts providing actual progress, cost incurred, and value achieved. 3. Meaningful measurement of the code assets 4. Automation for reduced burden and increased accuracy 5. Conduit for clearing impediments, ensuring collaboration, getting resources 6. Ensure alignment to strategic goals and value. ContinuousIntegration IntegratedMeasurement AutomationBalanced Scorecard Actual Progress (Value Delivered) 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
  • 37. 46 • Started with team level practices • Lots of attention early to team culture • Began engaging leaders on strategy and portfolio management • Currently integrating marketing, sales, and support Methods: Scrum of Scrums, Spotify Single Team / Single Product Sub 25 person product company and a start-up
  • 38. 47 • Program level first …established a PO team • Three tightly integrated Scrum teams • Defined the portfolio governance layer • Established the relationship between strategy and support • Modeled the overall value stream and wrapped up the Scrum process in a two-tiered Kanban Multi-Team / Single Product Sub 100 person product company. 10 years old and privately owned. Methods: LeSS, Scrum of Scrums, Spotify
  • 39. 48 • Started with a basic view of the portfolio layer • Portfolio level value stream mapping, RACI • Built out the program management layer with PO teams to develop a requirements management capability • Program level value stream mapping, RACI, introduced agile tooling • Introduced Scrum at the team level Multi-Team / Multi-Product Large multi-national organization. Scope is a 500 person development organization with 55 Scrum teams. Methods: SAFe, Scrum at Scale, LeSS, DAD
  • 40. 49 • Scrum teams by product / component. • Product owner teams established. • Portfolio level governance model. • Lean/TOC planning model. • Integration with a traditional PMO for metrics and monitoring. Product of Products Large multi-national company. Geographically dispersed. Products of products. Methods: SAFe, Scrum at Scale, LeSS, DAD
  • 42. 51 A Few Good Resources …
  • 43. 52 Links Disciplined Agile Delivery (DAD) + Agility at Scale – Ambler/Lines http://disciplinedagiledelivery.com Large Scale Scrum (LeSS) – Larman / Vodde http://www.craiglarman.com/wiki/index.php?title=Large-Scale_Scrum Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) – Leffingwell http://scaledagileframework.com Scrum at Scale http://www.scruminc.com Spotify Model https://labs.spotify.com/2014/03/27/spotify-engineering-culture-part-1/
  • 44. 53 Links HyperGrowth Done Right - Lessons from the Man who Scaled Dropbox and Facebook http://firstround.com/review/Hyper-Growth-Done-Right-Lessons-From-the- Man-Who-Scaled-Engineering-at-Dropbox-and-Facebook/ Wisdom from Hypergrowth Companies http://www.startuplessonslearned.com/2013/10/wisdom-from-hyper- growth-companies.html
  • 45. 54 IT Balanced Scorecard – Agile Focus Strategy Map Strategic Objectives Performance Measures Targets Initiatives Financial Compliance Improve Project Budget Performance 1. Margin Contribution (or Revenue, or Cost, etc) 2. Earned Value/Release 3. Avg CPI – Cost Performance Index 4. Time to Value 1. TBD 2. TBD 3. 1 Month • Measure IT contribution to Revenue • Enable operations to release value every month to production • Reduce cycle time • Use business measures Customer Value Increase External CSAT 1. Customer Satisfaction –CSAT >6/qtr • Implement CSAT for all branches and end users of software Internal Process Increase accuracy of Estimates 1. E0/E1 Estimate Variance Delta <20%/spr • Measure and monitor estimates every sprint, take active role in reducing variance On Time Project Delivery 1. Velocity & Std. Deviation 2. Drag factor 3. Avg Project Request Cycle Time - Requested 4. Avg Project Request Cycle Time - Scheduled 5. Sprint & Release Burndown performance trend deviation 6. Customer Satisfaction –CSAT 7. Avg SPI – Schedule Performance Index 1. Varies/spr 2. <5%/spr 3. #prr/days 4. #prs/spr 5. <10% 6. >6/qtr 7. TBD • Ensure operational measures are collected and collated every sprint, by every sprint team. • Ensure sprint and release burndowns are posted daily (hours for teams, story points for everyone) • Ensure CSAT surveys are created and part of goals • PM to help teams track SPI during the release Decrease Defect RFCs in Production 1. Defects/Story Point 2. Unit Test Coverage 3. System Test Coverage 4. UAT Defects Found 5. Running Tested Features 1. 0 2. >90% 3. >90% 4. 0 5. >90% • Ensure consistent defect management across CRP and INC test teams. • Measure coverage every sprint • Measure running tested features Increase Audit Compliance % 1. PQA Compliance 1. >90% • Educate teams about compliance, SM to help ensure compliance Increase % of agreed scope 1. Story de-scoping index 2. User Story Volatility 1. <10% 2. <5% • IT and Business measure needed. Indication of partnership. Ensure collection and review. Learning and Growth Enable Agile Transformation 1. Increase Agile Utilization 1. >25%/qtr • Transformation team proactively working the roadmap to work toward 100% (of goal) participation. Enable People & Culture 1. Increase Ace Participation ((people/events)/month) 1. >33% • Define and formalize the ACE program and participation opportunities and guidelines.
  • 46. 55 Key Agile Metrics Measurement Frequency Target Notes E0/E1 EV Delta Sprint <20% (E1 – E0/E1)*100 Velocity & Std. Deviation Sprint, Release varies varies by team Drag factor Sprint, Release <5% (Actual Effort in story pts unplanned / velocity ) Avg Project Request Cycle Time - Requested Sprint, Release varies days, measure end to end time from the time the request was submitted by the business to the time it goes live in production. Alternatively, can measure the "request to scheduled" cycle time and that can be added to the "scheduled to production" cycle time (below). Value range will vary by request type (maint, s/m/l project), but also want average of all. Avg Project Request Cycle Time - Scheduled Sprint, Release varies days, measure end to end time from the time the request was scheduled by the business to the time it goes live in production. Value range will vary by request type (maint, s/m/l project), but also want average of all. Sprint & Release Burndown Daily varies varies by team Customer Satisfaction -CSAT Sprint >6 Implement for all groups (dev, support, biz functions, etc). Low CSAT indicate less collaboration and potential increase in cycle time and/or duration. Also apps to Scope Defects/Story Point Sprint varies Unit Test Coverage Sprint >90% System Test Coverage Sprint >90% UAT Defects Found Sprint 0 Harder target due to Agile structure and PO involvement. New code going through UAT should have 0 defects. Running Tested Features Sprint 100% Running Tested Features. Cumulative number of tests that are running for tested (non- broken) features. Drives performance to ensure running code and tested code. Should increase steadily on from the first sprint w/tests. Story de-scoping index Sprint >10% (stories descoped / stories planned ) User Story Volatility <5% ((Story pts Descoped + Story pts Added + Story pts Modified)/ Story pts Originally Planned) * 100). This is important for helping track business activities in relation to changing scope. Scope can slip due to development issues, but it also can slip do to a lack of focus and prioritization and changing mindsets on the part of the business. Creates accountability on both sides of the house. Total Earned Value Sprint varies Sum Total of earned value of stories completed. The pre-requisite of this approach is to have story values assigned as part of the demand and prioritization process. Should be tracked by the business. Agile Utilization Month as per roadmap Deliver competitive business value, cost optimization, improved compliance, and strategic business alignment. (% Agile hrs/% total hrs) Get Involved - ACE Participation Sprint >30% (% of people involved in some initiative)