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Agile Business Analysis

Published on Sep 06, 2016

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Visibility and Transparency

Communication in Agile
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Agenda

  • House Keeping
  • Quick fire questions
  • Objectives for todays meeting
  • Follow Up Questions
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Retro Repository

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Visibility and Transparency

The divide
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Management

The "Business"
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When can we ship?

when can we start selling?
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Can we help plan marketing, support, training and coordination?

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Who leads THe timing Of the release?

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The team

you and your squad
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Can you show people how much work your doing?

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It enables a manager to actually know what the team workload is, actually see if there are any bottlenecks, and make decisions on management concerns accordingly.

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Transparency, visibility and communication are integral to collaboration.

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SCrum Values

  • Openness: As we work together, we express how we're doing, what's in our way and our concerns so they can be addressed
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Benefits

  • Improves efficiency and productivity
  • Reduces time, costs and turnover
  • Boosts employee engagement
  • Promotes a unifying business goal
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Methods

  • Communicate problems early
  • Share the risk and issues with stakeholders up front
  • Get more voices and possibly more support
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WHAT DO YOU USE FOR VISIBILITY?

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Tools

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The Board

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CheckList

  • What is being worked on?
  • What is in progress right this moment?
  • Who is doing what?
  • When will they be finished?
  • Is anything impeded?
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Data

Burn Ups, Release Planning, Velocity
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velocity is calculated by counting the number of units of work completed in a certain interval

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Cycle time clock starts when work begins on the request and ends when the item is ready for delivery.

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Lead time clock starts when the request is made and ends at delivery.

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Avatars

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Workflow

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Is there a key or legend to describe how your board works?

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Radar

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Random Others

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Make it visible
Keep it transparent

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References

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