Agile and the BA

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The document discusses the role of the business analyst in agile software development. Some key points of agile methodologies include iterative development, prioritizing individual/team interactions over processes/tools, and collaborating closely with customers. For business analysts, agile means working on just-in-time requirements in short iterations, using lightweight documentation and user stories to plan work in sprints, and adapting to change through collaboration and scope negotiation with developers. Challenges include managing requirement changes across iterations and ensuring effective communication in distributed teams.

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Reg de Silva and Benn Wheeler June 2010 Agile and the Business Analyst

What is Agile development? Agile is an umbrella term for several iterative and incremental software development methodologies including XP, Scrum, Kanban, and Lean

Agile manifesto Individuals and interactions over processes and tools Working software over comprehensive documentation Customer collaboration over contract negotiation Responding to change over following a plan

So... what does Agile mean for the Business Analyst?

Just-in-time Just-in-time rather than Just-in-case requirements

Agile documentation myth: no documentation reality: just enough documentation

Story wall Story-1 As a user I want to create a record 3 Story-2 As a user I want to read a record 3 Story-3 As a user I want to update a record 2 Story-4 As a user I want to delete a record 1

Analysis churn Fail early! The cost of churn

Scope trading Story-1 As a user I want to create a record 3 Story-2 As a user I want to read a record 3 Story-3 As a user I want to update a record 2 Story-4 As a user I want to delete a record 1 Story-5 As a user I want to view the audit log 1

Offshore model More detailed requirements Communication tools and rules! Different time zones Common cultural understanding

Transition from traditional development Limited downtime – intense The right ratio of BAs to Developers & Testers Project governance fit with Agile

IM and Scrum Master IM - role vs. function Why the role sits well with BA…

Benefits for the BA Customer satisfaction = job satisfaction  One team Improved collaborationand trust with technology and business partners Your marketability!

Reginald de Silva regdesilva@gmail.com http://au.linkedin.com/in/regdesilva Benn Wheeler benn.wheeler@optusnet.com.au http://au.linkedin.com/in/bennwheeler Contacts

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Agile and the BA

1. Reg de Silva and Benn Wheeler June 2010 Agile and the Business Analyst

2. What is Agile development? Agile is an umbrella term for several iterative and incremental software development methodologies including XP, Scrum, Kanban, and Lean

3. Agile key themes

4. Agile manifesto Individuals and interactions over processes and tools Working software over comprehensive documentation Customer collaboration over contract negotiation Responding to change over following a plan

5. So... what does Agile mean for the Business Analyst?

6. Co-located teams

7. Just-in-time Just-in-time rather than Just-in-case requirements

8. Two-iteration window

9. Documentation vs.

10. Agile documentation myth: no documentation reality: just enough documentation

11. Stories

12. Story conventions

13. Story wall Story-1 As a user I want to create a record 3 Story-2 As a user I want to read a record 3 Story-3 As a user I want to update a record 2 Story-4 As a user I want to delete a record 1

14. Sprint/Iteration

15. Key meetings

16. BA collaboration

17. Challenges

18. Analysis churn Fail early! The cost of churn

19. Scope trading Story-1 As a user I want to create a record 3 Story-2 As a user I want to read a record 3 Story-3 As a user I want to update a record 2 Story-4 As a user I want to delete a record 1 Story-5 As a user I want to view the audit log 1

20. Offshore model More detailed requirements Communication tools and rules! Different time zones Common cultural understanding

21. Transition from traditional development Limited downtime – intense The right ratio of BAs to Developers & Testers Project governance fit with Agile

22. Iteration Manager, Scrum Master

23. IM and Scrum Master

24. IM and Scrum Master IM - role vs. function Why the role sits well with BA…

25. Benefits

26. Benefits for the BA Customer satisfaction = job satisfaction  One team Improved collaborationand trust with technology and business partners Your marketability!

27. Questions ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

28. Reginald de Silva regdesilva@gmail.com http://au.linkedin.com/in/regdesilva Benn Wheeler benn.wheeler@optusnet.com.au http://au.linkedin.com/in/bennwheeler Contacts

29. Agile software development Using Agile software development – part 1 Using Agile software development – part 2 Using Agile software development – part 3 Agile development - Version One Agile manifesto Agile modeling Behaviour Driven Development definition Behaviour Driven Development Introducing BDD Kano Analysis Parking Lot Diagrams Planning Poker More information

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