1. Paradigmenwechsel im
Projektmanagement
auf dem Wege zur Lean Enterprise
XP Days, Hamburg
Traian Kaiser | XING AG | 26. November 2010

2. Traian Kaiser
Director Project Management (XING AG)
12 Jahre Internet-Business
Firmen: IBM, Yahoo, Qype, XING, …
Betriebswirt (BA), PMP, CSM

4. Stand: Oktober 2010

5. ~120
Mitarbeiter in der Produktentwicklung
50
Releases im Jahr

6. SCRUM
Produktentwicklung
KANBAN
Betriebs- und Support-Teams

7. Paradigmen
im Projekt-
Management

8. Das magische
Projektmanagement-
Dreieck ist die
Grundlage eines
Projekts
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9. Dreh- und Angelpunkt eines Projekts ist
der Projektmanager
Management
Controlboard
VP Product VP Engin. CTO VP PMO
Project Organization Requirements
Projektmanager Management
SPM: Finance SPM : QA/Testing SPM : Product SPM : Engineering SPM : Migration
Controller Product Migration
Tester Developer
Manager Manager
Accounter Tester Product
Developer
Manager
Developer
Developer 9

10. Gute Prozesse (und PM die sie
beherrschen) sichern den Projekterfolg
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11. Paradigmenwechsel

12. Ein Paradigmenwechsel findet statt…
… wenn sich das Verständnis einer
Gruppe über eine angenommene Realität
durch radikale neue Indizien
grundlegend verändert.
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13. Paradigm shift happens in 6 steps

14. Trotz erfahrener Projekt-
manager und ausgefeilten
Methoden scheitern zu viele
Projekte teilweise oder
vollständig.
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15. Paradigm shift happens in 6 steps

16. Jeff Sutherland Ken Schwaber Jim Highsmith Jim Highsmith
Kent Beck
Pioniere im Bereich Agile & Lean…
David Anderson Mary Poppendieck Mike Cohn Alistair Cockburn
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17. … und Ihre Ideen.
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18. Paradigm shift happens in 6 steps

19. Gemeinsam mit Kunden und Nutzern
„erkundete“ Anforderungen sind Teil des
Projekts (und nicht des Vertrags).
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20. Änderungen während der Umsetzung sind
normal und willkommen.
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21. Das Team arbeitet ständig zusammen,
tauscht Erfahrungen aus und optimiert
fortlaufend Ergebnisse und Effizienz.
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22. IPMA: >100 Artefakte, 40 Kapitel, 2500 S.
Scrum: 9 Artefakte, Kanban: 3 Artefakte

23. Paradigm shift happens in 6 steps

24. Continuous
Integration
Planning Poker Lead Time
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25. Paradigm shift happens in 6 steps

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27. Paradigm shift happens in 6 steps

29. Welche Paradigmen
sich ändern

30. Verhandlungen & Verträge vs.
Zusammenarbeit und Vertrauen
“The result of long-term relationships is better
and better quality, and lower and lower costs.”
William E. Deming, Economic Scientist

31. Wertschöpfung vs. Anforderungen
Traditionelles Agiles Agiles
Magisches Dreieck Magisches Dreieck Dreieck
(Relasebares
Produkt)
Umfang Kosten Zeitplan Nutzen
Kosten Zeitplan Umfang Qualität Rahmen-
(Zuverlässiges, bedingungen
verwendbares (Anforderungen,
Produkt) Kosten,
Zeitplan)
Nach: „The Evolution to an Agile Triangle“ von Jim Highsmith

32. Geführte vs. selbstorganisierte Teams
"There are no longer any great jobs where
someone else tells you precisely what to do."
Seth Godin in Linchpin

33. Fokus auf Fachabteilungen vs.
Fokus auf Wertschöpfungsketten
“Break down barriers between departments.
People in research, design, sales, and
production must work as a team, to foresee
problems of production and in use that may
be encountered with the product or service.”
William E. Deming, Economic Scientist

34. Verantwortlicher Projektmanager vs.
Coaching & Servant Leadership
“Take it to the team”
Lyssa Adkins, Agile Coach

35. Wie geht es weiter?

36. "To change altitude, you have to drop ballast.
In life, ballast are our certainties,
paradigms, and dogmas that hinder
us to solve new challenges"
Bertrand Picard (Solar Impulse)
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37. Danke
... noch Fragen?
Traian Kaiser
Director Project Management
XING-Profil: http://www.xing.com/profile/Traian_Kaiser
Interessiert in Lean Software Development? Besuchen Sie unsere XING-Gruppe:
http://www.xing.com/net/leansoftwaredevelopment/
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38. Creative Commons Picture Credits
• Page 1: „Change Priorities“ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/bigpinkcookie/22716359/) from Christine
• Page 8: „Triangle…“ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/chernobylbob/4864213250/) from ChernobylBob
• Page 10: „229E0079_RT8“ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/djonesphoto/3234322189/) from d. jones photo
• Page 20: „Google Space Plan 2010“ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/jurvetson/5057871023/) from jurvetson
• Page 24: „Pretty Pink in my Wandrobe“ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/tonytoo/3673948453/) from Tony3
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