Agile Analysis Liftoff for ABE 2012
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Agile Analysis Liftoff October 2012
I’m Marcin Floryan http://marcin.floryan.pl
@mfloryan with Sergei
You can find me at:
The ABE Conference:
This presentation:
#abe12
#liftoff
Acceptance criteria
You learnt about one example of an agile liftoff
You can identify potential benefits of chartering
You will consider an opportunity to apply chartering with your team
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Once upon a time there was a large organisation…
…using Rational Unified Process
Anyone worked with RUP?
RUP defines many roles…
The System Analyst
? what’s a BA ���and what’s an SA
Time for a change
The lean programme will result in more frequent and predictable delivery of higher quality solutions that more closely match the needs of the customer.
? How do analysts ���fit into the picture
We don’t need system analysts in agile
they only translate
requirements
““Responsible for valida0ng and transla0ng user
requirements gathered by IT Business Analysts into technical solu0ons.
SA Job Spec
let’s dissolve the team
your projects will fail
without us
In strides… César Idrovo
Perhaps ���chartering can help
Team charter (from III)
1. Understand your context
2. Create a vision 3. Create a mission
4. Select values and principles
So we met in posh places
We analysed our past
drew spheres of influence
We even played with Lego
We established���a shared understanding
And finally created…
a single page
Vision statement
Project analysis is recognised as an essential element in the delivery of quality solutions that maximise business value.
Mission statement
We give and share our expertise in analysis to enable rapid, focused and successful realisation of business value, working collaboratively, and always learning as we do this.
Mission statement
We look for opportunities for improvement and acquisition of new skills to remain a dynamic and versatile team.
Values and Principles
Continuous improvement We take every opportunity to reflect on, learn from and share in any success or failure to continuously improve our individual and collective performance
Values and Principles
Relationships We proactively collaborate with our customers and stakeholders, striving to build an open, honest and trusting relationship
Values and Principles
Flexibility We are open and adaptable in our attitude to the roles we are asked to perform and assist our colleagues when required
Values and Principles
Team Work We value the success of the Project Analysis team and support each other
Values and Principles
Respect We respect the viewpoints of others and are open- minded to new ideas
Values and Principles
Courage We are not afraid of difficult challenges
Values and Principles
Delivery We focus on delivering business value quickly
Values and Principles
Working Software We value working software over comprehensive documentation
Values and Principles
Documentation We recognise the importance of documentation that adds value
““And when a group is small
enough and has a shared purpose, we may call it a team.
Management 3.0
to make it a reality ���with set OBJECTIVES
? So how did it all ���work out
Now you ���can try this too
purpose alignment
context
Purpose
• product vision • project mission • mission tests
Alignment • shared values and principles • core team forming and cohesion • working agreements
Context
• boundaries • resources • prospective analysis
““For most efforts, success or
failure is in the cards from the moment the team is formed and the ini0al direc0ons set out.
Peopleware
The Remember Slide
• Chartering can give a team an identity essential to succeed
• It creates a shared purpose
• It must be owned by the team
• It’s the journey that matters not just the outcome
So Thank You
Follow-Up
• Catch me, stop me, talk to me
• Contact me on twitter @mfloryan
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