Agile Metrics - how to use metrics to manage agile teams

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In managing agile teams, how to use tools and agile metrics to improve velocity, lower costs or increase end user experience. - How to use metric to manage agile teams - What tools to use to analyze those metrics - How to create and improve development through a dashboard

Technologie

XBOSoft Info
Founded in 2006
Dedicated to software quality
Software QA Consulting
Software Testing
Offices in San Francisco, Beijing, Oslo, and
Amsterdam

Predictive Analytics for Software Quality
Grip collects, analyzes and benchmarks software development
data from the people, process, product, and user aspects of a
software product.

Housekeeping
•Everyone except the speakers are muted
•Questions via the gotowebinar control on the right side of your
screen
•Questions can be asked throughout the webinar, we’ll try to fit them
in when appropriate
•General Q & A at the end of the webinar
•You will receive info on recording after the webinar

Speakers
Jan Princen
Phil Lew
•CEO XBOSoft
•SW Quality researcher
•Conference speaker
•Biker
Kamiel Wanrooij
•Founder of Grip
•Software craftsman
•Agile enthusiast
•Whisky connoisseur

Metrics
What is a metric?
•Measurements
vs Metrics
How can metrics be
used in SW
development?
Good and bad use of
metrics?

Common Agile Issues / Problems
Quality management
Delivery over Quality
Management feel loss of
control in time / budget
Flexibility over
Large scale agile
Many distributed
teams
Risk Planning and
Avoidance
Trust

Using Metrics to Solve These Issues
Clear Shared Goals
Transparency
Focused Teamwork
Immediate Action

Creating A Framework /
Dashboard
for Your Metrics

Managing agile using metrics
Determine common goals.
Time to Market - Velocity
Connect real time with systems that support
your software development.

Metrics are an efficient and effective way for smaller
and larger teams to reach agile success
Use Information Radiators such as ALMs, Excel,
Automated Dashboards, Post-Its etc. to ensure all
stakeholders are involved

Q & A
Follow us on Twitter:
@XBOsoft
@GripQA

Thanks!
You will receive an email with information on
slides and recording.
Any further questions can be asked at:
Services@xbosoft.com

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1. Agile Metrics @XBOSoft @GripQA

2. XBOSoft Info Founded in 2006 Dedicated to software quality Software QA Consulting Software Testing Offices in San Francisco, Beijing, Oslo, and Amsterdam

3. Predictive Analytics for Software Quality Grip collects, analyzes and benchmarks software development data from the people, process, product, and user aspects of a software product.

4. Housekeeping •Everyone except the speakers are muted •Questions via the gotowebinar control on the right side of your screen •Questions can be asked throughout the webinar, we’ll try to fit them in when appropriate •General Q & A at the end of the webinar •You will receive info on recording after the webinar

5. Speakers Jan Princen Phil Lew •CEO XBOSoft •SW Quality researcher •Conference speaker •Biker Kamiel Wanrooij •Founder of Grip •Software craftsman •Agile enthusiast •Whisky connoisseur

6. How do you define agile?

7. Metrics What is a metric? •Measurements vs Metrics How can metrics be used in SW development? Good and bad use of metrics?

8. Common Agile Issues / Problems Quality management Delivery over Quality Management feel loss of control in time / budget Flexibility over Large scale agile Many distributed teams Risk Planning and Avoidance Trust

9. Using Metrics to Solve These Issues Clear Shared Goals Transparency Focused Teamwork Immediate Action

10. Creating A Framework / Dashboard for Your Metrics

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13. Create Dashboard With Grip

14. Track what is important for your goals

15. Metrics are an efficient and effective way for smaller and larger teams to reach agile success Use Information Radiators such as ALMs, Excel, Automated Dashboards, Post-Its etc. to ensure all stakeholders are involved

16. Examples Good and Bad Metrics

17. Q & A Follow us on Twitter: @XBOsoft @GripQA

18. Thanks! You will receive an email with information on slides and recording. Any further questions can be asked at: Services@xbosoft.com

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