9:00 - 10:30 - Scrum Metrics for Hyperproductive Teams: How They Fly Like Fighter Aircraft, Jeff Sutherland et Scott Downey
Mes tweets :
- clean up the product backlog by relying on the INVEST acronym (Independent, Negotiable, Valuable, Estimable, Sized appropriately, and Testable).
- First start with time to fix bugs to get the first X2 productivity
- Sprint planning meeting: anchoring the Scale - using the INVEST & Value, Voice & Visibility
- Changes to Scrum meetings: teams want to start by the easiest story, Scrum Master set the story points at 3! It always work to set the scale
- 3 is OK if user stories are well written. Always true even if not agile (my opinion) but less visible from the beginning
- If a user story is too large to put in a Sprint Backlog, let the user, PO?, break it in terms of business value
- Try RoboCoach (metrics for hyper-productive teams) - http://rapidscrum.com/RoboCoach�
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la v�locit�, la capacit� de travail, le facteur de focus (v�locit� / capacit� de travail�), le travail adopt� en cours de sprint => encourager l'�quipe � s'engager plus le travail d�couvert en cours de sprint => encourager l'�quipe � mieux analyser les estimations initiales des stories pour mieux anticiper sous-estimations potentielles l'augmentation de value cibl�e (valeur de la v�locit� du sprint courant / la v�locit� originale) l'exactitude des estimations, l'exactitude des engagements de l'�quipe
11:00 - 12:00 - Beyond Sprint 0: Using Collaborative Product Discovery to Plan Agile Projects, Jeff Patton
Using Collaborative Product DIscovery to Plan Agile Projects How do you decide what to build? How do you know when you are ready to start building? Discovery: understand the right product to build vs Delivery: build the product right -> find the right balance Learn about the context to identify the solution: context in terms of business strategy, user goals, Product usage, Regulatory constraints Target solution to maximise outcome, not output: starting context -> ideas (features, ...) -> incremental dev -> delivery :-) Resulting context -> outcome is user happy with the output of the incremental dev. User really happy -> great impact in the resulting context Try more to maximise outcome than output -> fit to the user expectations in the resulting context Prioritize outcomes, not outputs Use Workshops for effective collaboration with larger groups: understand purpose, customers and users of products Don't hesitate to use videos to explain ideas in distribued teams Use story map & storyboard to collaboratively discover product - then simulate use !!!! Slice the backlog into incremental releases with "goals"
13:30 - 15:00 - Leading a Self-Organizing Team, Mike Cohn
RT @estherderby: containers, difference , exchanges: structures that drive behavior in organizations. http://bit.ly/j8pyv RT @estherderby: every team is self-organizing within their constraints. trick is neither over nor underconstraining the team. Scrum Masters think about a project as a 1 hour race, project managers as a 10k race!
15:30 - 17:00 - From Concept to Product Backlog - What Happens Before Iteration 0, Gerard Meszaros
Concept -> ideas -> main features -> features + screens -> cost -> user stories Use Case still interesting to capture features ! From features to user stories? Paper storyboard of the project to derive story cards (usages of the app) Clarify requirements with Story Tests - success & failure paths




