The document discusses the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) development process, which consists of two stages: product discovery and product delivery. The goal of an MVP is to establish a minimal product that satisfies essential goals and can serve as the foundation for future development. An MVP process brings focus to the core value proposition, reduces rework, and creates transparency and consistency. It allows products to start smaller and iteratively improve through user feedback and marketplace research. The document notes that several of WellCare's teams have now been trained in the MVP process and are applying it to their projects.
2. MVP Process
• Offers guidance for Agile
product development teams
as WellCare continues to
mature organizationally.
• MVP Development Process
consists of two stages:
Product Discovery
Product Delivery
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for internal use only
What is the “Minimum Viable Product” Development Process?
Scope
Cost
Product
Quality
Schedule
RISK
RISK
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3. Product Roadmap – Starts at MVP
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An initial goal of building a
product in an Agile
approach is to establish a
minimal viable product
(MVP) that satisfies the
essential goals for the
product (typically highest
return/value versus risk).
This foundation can then be
leveraged as the backbone
for future product
development.
Primary Goal: Transportation to support traveling a mile
4. How is MVP going to make a difference?
• IT Teams
1) Generates product
transparency about what we
are going to build.
2) Reduce rework.
3) Provide consistency across
project teams and
standardizes expectations
between all involved parties.
• Business Stakeholders
1) Bring focus to the product’s
core value proposition and
efficiency to the business
process.
2) Creates a trusted partnership
between IT & the Business.
3) Brings focus to the most
critical business functions.
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Provides Clarity for Internal & External
IT & Business Partners
5. What will the Story Map do?
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FeatureDecomposition
MVP Line
Mapping ROI to features will help identify the MVP
6. MVP’s Long Term Results
The key takeaway here is that a Minimum Viable
Product allows you to start smaller and iteratively
build up to produce a better, more polished product
by:
Leveraging user intelligence to make the best
product decisions.
Research marketplace trends for current and
future customers.
With every release version, the product evolves
to maximize ROI and move towards a fully
mature application.
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7. Who has WellCare Empowered so Far?
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MVP training has been delivered to each of the
teams listed below and each team is currently in
flight performing the MVP process.
CLAIMSPath - Claims
Carepath - Complaints
OnlineCARE - Web
MMP - UM Inpatient
MMP - UM Outpatient
8. MVP Process and Sprint +1
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Project
Charter
Product
Vision
Business
Process
Capabilities
Identify Epic,
Features &
User Stories
Product
Story Map
MVP
Identification
Identify Release #2
Prototype &
Gather
Marketplace
Feedback
Product
Research &
Design
Innovative
Concept
Product Road Map