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2022 IPMA Vakdag- Back to Basic v02 - compressed for handout.pptx
1. The waves of Agile
Delivering Value in different phases of the Agile transformation
Derk-Jan de Grood
@DerkJandeGrood
https://djdegrood.wordpress.com/
d.degrood@squerist.nl
+31 6 51807878
2. Over mijn passie in
mijn professie
ik heb een passie voor muziek en koffie. Ik wil Agile graag begrijpen en geef mijn
inzichten graag door. Daarom spreek ik regelmatig op (internationale) conferenties
en publiceer ik regelmatig in de vakbladen. In mijn laatste boek âThe waves of
Agile, Value delivery in medium en large organizationsâ leg ik uit wat er allemaal
komt kijken om agile werkend te krijgen. Ik geef daarbij ook vele handige tips,
zodat je naast inzicht opdoen, ook aan de slag kan. Als Agile Coach bij Squerist
begeleid ik organisaties op hun agile journey. Meer informatie over en van mij kun
je vinden op mijn blog en Linkedin.
3. Software testen Agile Transformation Business Transformation
Specialized in Progress
The waves of
Agile
Delivering Value in different
phases of the Agile
transformation
Derk-Jan de Grood
IPMA Vakdag â 15 Nov 2022
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What wave does it fit best?
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Defining and helping the
product owner and
scrum master to fill in their
role effectively
Agilemindset
Teams
master
Agile basics
Focuson
business
value
III
Cross-team
alignment
I
II
III
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Agile Roles
21
Defining and
helping the product
owner and scrum
master to fill in their
role effectively
Discussing the
management role in
relation to product
owner and scrum
master role
Empowering
leadership with
management
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What wave does it fit best?
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Features and Epics are
based on a commercial
product vision and releases
Agilemindset
Teams
master
Agile basics
Focuson
business
value
III
Cross-team
alignment
I
II
III
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Typical
Challenges per
wave
1st wave: teams master the Agile basics
2nd wave: focus on cross-team alignment and
delivering technical releases
3rd wave: focus on value and business
performance
Organizational/
team structure
Teams are formed based on history or required
Teams are reorganized to reduce dependencies and
deliver end-to-end solutions
Teams are reorganized around customer journeys to
deliver business products
Agile roles
The PO and SM are supported to fill in their role
effectively
The management role is discussed in relation to the
and SM roles
Managers become agile leaders
Flow
Teams are provided with a good backlog and
challenged to become predictable on their output
The backlog is prioritized and clear on a cross-team
level. Teams align to integrate and become
on an epic/feature level
Leadership drives development by sharing vision.
business gets ready to support the product
commercially
Collaboration
Interdisciplinary collaboration is stimulated within
team
The PO and team members of different teams are
stimulated to align, help and integrate their work
Cross-team collaboration is stimulated with a focus
delivering a business product
Dependencies
Dependencies between user stories are discussed
work is optimized during iterations
Inter-team dependencies are made transparent and
of the portfolio planning
Cross-product dependencies are made transparent
part of the commercial release planning
Agile maturity
Agile maturity of the teams is measured based on
execution of (scrum) events
Agile maturity is measured based on the adoption
Agile values and team autonomy
Agile maturity is measured based on quality,
predictability and delivered value
Performance
measure
Completion of iteration goals Completion of release or quarterly goals
Business KPI based on delivered value, NPS,
compliance
Metrics
Metrics are used to measure progress and for
and controlling
Metrics are used to measure the performance of the
department
Metrics are used to identify areas for improvement
learning
Quality All user stories are tested according to DoD
Integration and end-to-end testing are organized
integrated system
The perceived quality (of the business solution) is
measured
Release planning
Iterations are planned with the team to work on the
important items
The overall portfolio is planned with the PO of the
teams,
MVP/release thinking
An organizational roadmap is drafted and an MVP is
defined with business stakeholders, focusing on
business value
Refinement
User stories are defined with the team to have an
iteration without surprises
Features and underlying user stories are defined in
cross-team setting to have a good solution and
dependencies
Features and epics are defined based on commercial
product vision and releases
Review and demo Reviews are organized for the team and
Collective review sessions are organized with other
teams and business stakeholders
Completed features and epics are reviewed and
demoed with respect to the business goals defined
the MVP
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Itâs a model
Some models are more usefull than others
Itâs emperic, there will be people that think âmy
organisation works differentlyâ
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Itâs a model
Some models are more usefull than others
Itâs emperic, there will be people that think âmy
organisation works differentlyâ
27
The wave model is very
recognizable. It clearly shows the
growth we have made, but also
gives insights in the steps we still
have to take.
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Application of the wave model
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Now I know
what can I
expect and
can explain it
to the
organisation
I explain that
although some
things are
important, other
items may be more
urgent
Didnât I forget
anything ?
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Wave one context
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Teams set local
goals
Teams work for
their own PO and
he/she sets local
priorities
Teams have no
end-to-end
commitment
Team has skills
that match their
component
Stakeholders built
relation with
individual teams,
but solutions
might be to
technical
Communication is
done towards each
team individual
Teams deliver
partial solutions
and there may be
insufficient
integration
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Wave 3
Cross product dependencies and focus on delivering
business solutions
Commercial roadmap includes changes in the
operating model
Performance dialogue gets a business focus
Teams organized according to products or value
streams
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Typical Challenges
per wave
1st wave: teamsmaster theAgilebasics
2nd wave: focuson cross-team alignment and
delivering technical releases
3rd wave: focuson valueand businessperformance
Organizational/
team structure
Teamsareformed based on history or required skills
Teamsare reorganized to reducedependenciesand deliver
end-to-end solutions
Teamsarereorganized around customer journeysto deliver
businessproducts
Agileroles
ThePOand SMaresupported to fill in their role effectively Themanagement roleisdiscussed in relation to thePOand
SMroles
Managersbecomeagile leaders
Flow
Teamsareprovided with agood backlogand challenged to
becomepredictableon their output
Thebacklogisprioritized and clear on across-team level.
Teamsalign to integrateand becomepredictable on an
epic/featurelevel
Leadership drivesdevelopment by sharingvision. The
businessgetsready to support theproduct commercially
Collaboration
Interdisciplinary collaboration isstimulated within the
team
ThePOand team membersof different teamsare
stimulated to align, help and integratetheir work
Cross-team collaboration isstimulated with afocuson
deliveringabusinessproduct
Dependencies
Dependenciesbetween user storiesarediscussed and work
isoptimized duringiterations
Inter-team dependenciesaremadetransparent and part of
theportfolio planning
Cross-product dependenciesaremade transparent and
part of thecommercial releaseplanning
Agilematurity
Agilematurity of theteamsismeasured based on the
execution of (scrum) events
Agilematurity ismeasured based on theadoption of Agile
valuesand team autonomy
Agilematurity ismeasured based on quality, predictability
and delivered value
Performance
measure
Completion of iteration goals
Completion of releaseor quarterly goals
BusinessKPI based on delivered value, NPS, compliance
Metrics
Metricsareused to measureprogressand for steeringand
controlling
Metricsareused to measuretheperformanceof the
department
Metricsareused to identify areasfor improvement and
learning
Quality
All user storiesaretested accordingto DoD
Integration and end-to-end testingareorganized on the
integrated system
Theperceived quality (of thebusinesssolution) ismeasured
Releaseplanning
Iterationsareplanned with theteam to work on themost
important items
Theoverall portfolio isplanned with thePOof theteams,
MVP/releasethinking
An organizational roadmap isdrafted and an MVPisdefined
with businessstakeholders, focusingon businessvalue
Refinement
User storiesaredefined with theteam to havean iteration
without surprises
Featuresand underlyinguser storiesaredefined in across-
team settingto haveagood solution and reduce
dependencies
Featuresand epicsaredefined based on commercial
product vision and releases
Review and demo
Reviewsareorganized for theteam and stakeholders
Collectivereview sessionsareorganized with other teams
and businessstakeholders
Completed featuresand epicsarereviewed and demoed
with respect to thebusinessgoalsdefined for theMVP
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Agilemindset
Teams
master
Agile basics
Focuson
business
value
III
Cross-team
alignment
I
II
III
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How can I contribute
to the successof the
team ?
Which competences
arehelpful to deal
with thischallenge?
What Challengesare
wedealingwith?
Wherecan PM
contribute?
40% van alle economische activiteit is projectmatig.
Het getal stijgt, omdat de complexiteit toeneemt, de vraagstukken een internationale oplossing vragen (zoals duurzaamheid) en steeds meer organisaties projectgericht georganiseerd zijn en als zodanig hun vraagstukken aanpakken.
Jij als projectprofessional bent dus hard nodig om deze groei aan te kunnen. Maar hoe zorg je dat deze projecten succesvol zijn?
Hiervoor is het samenspel tussen jouw competenties en de methode belangrijk. IPMA legt de focus op jouw competenties. Het is onze overtuiging dat inzicht in jouw competenties ervoor zorgt dat je weet waar je goed in bent en waar je nog kunt groeien. Maar ook waar je niet goed in bent.
https://digital.ai/resource-center/analyst-reports/state-of-agile-report/
Over half of respondents (52%) say either a majority or all of their companyâs teams have adopted Agile.
Or how can I survive, keep my manager happy, keep relevant?
Need to understand agile
But that is a wide topic, and easilier said than done
Various opinions â conclusion: its hard to get a clear vision on what is needed
Remember this manager -> made me think about what adds value and discovered that teams needed attention afterall
(note thatâs why in the implementation model the first circle had wings)
Hoi Derk-Jan,Het wave-model was erg herkenbaar. Daarin is de groei die we hebben gemaakt goed herkenbaar te zien, maar ook de groei die we nog moeten maken.Enkele voorbeelden:- Berekening van de betrouwbaarheid. Ieder team had zijn eigen berekening en deze verschilde over de teams heen. Na een lange discussie met SM's zijn daar afspraken overgemaakt en nu berekent ieder team de betrouwbaarheid op dezelfde manier- Uitwerking feature's is gegroeid. Van korte beschrijvingen enkele jaren geleden tot goed uitgewerkte features op userstorie niveau. Soms gaat dit nog wel eens mis, vooral bij last-minute features, maar hier zijn we zeker in gegroeidWaar nog winst is te behalen:- Teams zijn nog vooral intern gericht. Als het geplande werk sneller dan gepland gaat, dan is nog steeds de eerste reactie naar de eigen team-backlog te gaan kijken en niet de vraag te stellen of een andere team binnen de trein hulp nodig heeft in hun sprint. Hulp geven aan andere teams is vooral reactief en niet pro-actief.
Providing a vocabulairy
Explain what the journey will look like
Depending on personal skills and preference
Wave 1: Agile is a plug-in. Team focus and stil some PM needed
Wave 2: Teams are autonomous and prioritize their own work,are capable of planning their sprints and discuss dependencies
Wave 3: The collective teams are able to deliver intergrated IT solutions.
Wave 1: Agile is a plug-in. Team focus and stil some PM needed
Wave 2: Teams are autonomous and prioritize their own work,are capable of planning their sprints and discuss dependencies
Wave 3: The collective teams are able to deliver intergrated IT solutions.
Teams are reorganized to reduce dependencies and deliver end-to-end solutions
The management role is discussed in relation to the PO and SM roles
The backlog is prioritized and clear on a cross-team level. Teams align to integrate and become predictable on an epic/feature level
The PO and team members of different teams are stimulated to align, help and integrate their work
Inter-team dependencies are made transparent and part of the portfolio planning
Agile maturity is measured based on the adoption of Agile values and team autonomy
Completion of release or quarterly goals
Metrics are used to measure the performance of the department
Integration and end-to-end testing are organized on the integrated system
The overall portfolio is planned with the PO of the teams,
MVP/release thinking
Features and underlying user stories are defined in a cross-team setting to have a good solution and reduce dependencies
Collective review sessions are organized with other teams and business stakeholders
e.G with external suppliers
Wave 1: Agile is a plug-in. Team focus and stil some PM needed
Wave 2: Teams are autonomous and prioritize their own work,are capable of planning their sprints and discuss dependencies
Wave 3: The collective teams are able to deliver intergrated IT solutions.
Samenspel vna rollen
Slid eove rollenâŠbenadrukken tema enablement, stakeholder mgt.
Discus with you neigbour
And what does hold you back?
Depending on personal skills and preference
Winkel open
Agile adoption requires change â areas
Different challenges over time
No role for PM â focus on the teams
Soluixxxxxxxons in the organisation, as continue model
Focus on challenges, skills needed to answer that one question;