Scrum, Kanban und (r)evolutionäre Veränderungen - SEACON 2011

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Bernd Schiffer

by Bernd Schiffer and Henning Wolf at SEACON 2011 see http://bit.ly/iQFWD2 for abstract and details (in German)

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Scrum Kanban
Timeboxes WIP-Limits

pro pro

contra contra

Scrum Kanban
Halt und Anleitung Adaption

pro pro

contra contra

Scrum Kanban
Selbstorganisation System

pro pro

contra contra

Produkt Workﬂow
Scrum Kanban

pro pro

contra contra

Scrum Kanban
Crossfunktionales Team System

pro pro

contra contra

Scrum Kanban
Priorisierung Replenishment

pro pro

contra contra

Scrum Kanban
Releaseplanung Service Level Agreements

pro pro

contra contra

Kaikaku Kaizen
Scrum Kanban

pro pro

contra contra

Scrum Kanban
Timeboxes WIP-Limits

Fokus
pro pro

contra contra

Scrum Kanban
Halt und Anleitung Adaption

pro pro

contra Bessere Prozesse contra

Scrum Kanban
Selbstorganisation System

pro pro

contra Effektive Entscheidungen contra

Produkt Workﬂow
Scrum Kanban

pro pro

contra Zufriedener Kunde contra

Scrum Kanban
Crossfunktionales Team System

pro Lösungsstrategien pro

contra
für Spezialwissen contra

Scrum Kanban
Priorisierung Replenishment

pro pro

contra Businessentscheidungen contra

Scrum Kanban
Releaseplanung Service Level Agreements

pro Aussagen für pro

contra
Zukunft contra

Kaikaku Kaizen
Scrum Kanban

Change
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Scrum, Kanban und (r)evolutionäre Veränderungen - SEACON 2011

1. us: er llow hiff f Fo dsc n ngwol bernni @ e @h GEN DERUN E RÄN ÄR EV T ION OLU (R )EV U ND BAN KAN Bernd Schiffer - Henning Wolf RU M, 27.06.2011 SEACON SC

2. Scrum Kanban

3. WIP-Limits Kanban

4. Kanban WIP-Limits?

5. Timeboxes Scrum

6. Timeboxes? Scrum

7. Scrum Kanban Timeboxes WIP-Limits pro pro contra contra

8. Adaption Kanban

9. Adaption? Kanban

10. Halt und Anleitung Scrum

11. Halt und Anleitung? Scrum

12. Scrum Kanban Halt und Anleitung Adaption pro pro contra contra

13. System Kanban

14. System? Kanban

15. Selbstorganisation Scrum

16. Selbstorganisation? Scrum

17. Scrum Kanban Selbstorganisation System pro pro contra contra

18. Workﬂow Kanban

19. Workﬂow? Kanban

20. Produkt Scrum

21. Produkt? Scrum

22. Produkt Workﬂow Scrum Kanban pro pro contra contra

23. System Kanban

24. System? Kanban

25. Crossfunktionales Team Scrum

26. Crossfunktionales Team? Scrum

27. Scrum Kanban Crossfunktionales Team System pro pro contra contra

28. Kanban Replenishment

29. Replenishment? Kanban

30. Priorisierung Scrum

31. Priorisierung? Scrum

32. Scrum Kanban Priorisierung Replenishment pro pro contra contra

33. Service Level Agreements Kanban

34. Service Level Kanban Agreements?

35. Releaseplanung Scrum

36. Releaseplanung? Scrum

37. Scrum Kanban Releaseplanung Service Level Agreements pro pro contra contra

38. Kaizen Kanban

39. Kaizen? Kanban

40. Kaikaku Scrum

41. Kaikaku? Scrum

42. Kaikaku Kaizen Scrum Kanban pro pro contra contra

43. Und jetzt?

44. Scrum Kanban Timeboxes WIP-Limits Fokus pro pro contra contra

45. Scrum Kanban Halt und Anleitung Adaption pro pro contra Bessere Prozesse contra

46. Scrum Kanban Selbstorganisation System pro pro contra Effektive Entscheidungen contra

47. Produkt Workﬂow Scrum Kanban pro pro contra Zufriedener Kunde contra

48. Scrum Kanban Crossfunktionales Team System pro Lösungsstrategien pro contra für Spezialwissen contra

49. Scrum Kanban Priorisierung Replenishment pro pro contra Businessentscheidungen contra

50. Scrum Kanban Releaseplanung Service Level Agreements pro Aussagen für pro contra Zukunft contra

51. Kaikaku Kaizen Scrum Kanban Change pro pro contra contra

52. us: er llow hiff f Fo dsc n ngwol bernni @ e @h Danke GEN DERUN E RÄN ÄR EV T ION OLU (R )EV U ND BAN KAN Bernd Schiffer - Henning Wolf RU M, 27.06.2011 SEACON SC

53. FOTO-QUELLEN Folie 5: Karton: © S. Hofschlaeger / pixelio.de; Uhr: © Wilhelmine Wulff / pixelio.de Folie 14: © Rainer Sturm / pixelio.de Folie 15: © S. Hofschlaeger / pixelio.de Folie 19: © C. Nöhren / pixelio.de Folie 22: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Albert_Einstein_Head.jpg By Photograph by Oren Jack Turner, Princeton, N.J. Modified with Photoshop by PM_Poon and later by Dantadd. [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons Folie 24: © Stephanie Hofschlaeger / pixelio.de Folie 27: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jcorduroy/3065295544 Folie 30: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Galley-knightshospitaller.jpg By Myriam Thyes (my own photograph, digitally worked by me) [CC-BY-SA-3.0 (www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0) or GFDL (www.gnu.org/copyleft/ fdl.html)], via Wikimedia Commons Folie 33: © A.Dreher / pixelio.de Folie 38: © Reiner Schedl / pixelio.de Folie 39: © Dieter Schütz / pixelio.de Folie 40: http://www.flickr.com/photos/78428166@N00/3801866635

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