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1 Agile in the Wild The many ways to Apply Agile (not just Scrum and Kanban)

2 In the Agile field for 15+ years
Mario Moreira Master Agile Coach for Vistaprint helping us transform to Agile. Writer of the Agile Adoption Roadmap Blog (at Author of: The Agile Enterprise: Building and Running Agile Organizations, 2017, Apress (Springer) Being Agile:  Your Roadmap to Successful Adoption of Agile, 2013, Apress (Springer) Agile for Dummies, 2010, Wiley and written for CA Agile Vision Product Marketing Adapting Configuration Management for Agile Teams, 2009, Wiley Software Configuration Management Implementation Roadmap, 2004, Wiley In the Agile field for 15+ years

3 Welcome Welcome to Agile in the Wild Where you will learn that
Picture Welcome to Agile in the Wild Where you will learn that Agile is wondrous many Things Introduce yourself

4 Why this session? Many people equate Agile to Scrum or to Kanban
Many people believe Agile is a process Some people think that Agile is confined to a few things Many people only do Agile at the team level

5 Agile Enterprise - (c) Mario Moreira
Many do Agile for Agile’s sake. Instead: Deliver increased Customer Value Optimize the Flow for faster delivery Increase Quality with Feedback Loops Value Flow Quality Agile Enterprise - (c) Mario Moreira

6 Many do Agile for Agile’s sake.
So, what is Agile? First person to guess correctly wins a copy of my book! Its nothing more and nothing less than a set of… Values and Principles …focused on the delivery of value to the customer

7 Welcome to the Jungle! The A g i l e J u n g l e

8 Expressed by a variety of practices
Agile is multi-dimensional Very broad Evolving every day Complex Driven by mindset Expressed by a variety of practices Applies to all roles Applies to most fields

9 Mindset Customer Value Methods & Practices Roles Skills & Tools
Servant Leader Agile Jungle Discovery Mindset Customer Feedback Vision Agile Values & Principles Feedback Executive Incremental Thinking Self-organizing Customer Universe Customer Mindset Senior Mgt Collaboration Story Mapping Psychological Safety Marketing Optimizing Flow Bounded Authority Personas Business Finance Scrum T-shaped Teams Portfolio Middle Mgt Mindset CVDD XP Customer Value Kanban Product Owner Methods & Practices Agile Budgeting Roles CoD Development Team Skills & Tools User Stories TDD HR ScrumMaster SAFe DAD Value Stream Mapping CI Tools Coding Lean Canvas Agile Project Manager Velocity Refactoring Backlog Tools Feedback Loops PMO Story Point Sizing Unit Testing

10 Mindset Customer Value Methods & Practices Roles Skills & Tools
Servant Leader Agile Jungle Discovery Mindset Customer Feedback Vision Agile Values & Principles Feedback Executive Incremental Thinking Self-organizing Customer Mindset Senior Mgt Collaboration Story Mapping Psychological Safety Marketing Optimizing Flow Bounded Authority Personas Business Finance Scrum T-shaped Teams Portfolio Middle Mgt Mindset CVDD XP Customer Value Kanban Product Owner Methods & Practices Agile Budgeting Roles CoD Development Team Skills & Tools User Stories TDD HR ScrumMaster SAFe DAD Value Stream Mapping CI Tools Coding Lean Canvas Agile Project Manager Velocity Refactoring Backlog Tools Feedback Loops PMO Story Point Sizing Unit Testing

11 Mindset Customer Value Methods & Practices Roles Skills & Tools
Servant Leader Agile Jungle Discovery Mindset Customer Feedback Vision Agile Values & Principles Feedback Executive Incremental Thinking Self-organizing Customer Mindset Senior Mgt Collaboration Story Mapping Psychological Safety Marketing Optimizing Flow Bounded Authority Personas Business Finance Scrum T-shaped Teams Portfolio Middle Mgt Mindset CVDD XP Customer Value Kanban Product Owner Methods & Practices Agile Budgeting Roles CoD Development Team Skills & Tools User Stories TDD HR ScrumMaster SAFe DAD Value Stream Mapping CI Tools Coding Lean Canvas Agile Project Manager Velocity Refactoring Backlog Tools Feedback Loops PMO Story Point Sizing Unit Testing

12 Mindset Customer Value Methods & Practices Roles Skills & Tools
Servant Leader Agile Jungle Discovery Mindset Customer Feedback Vision Agile Values & Principles Feedback Executive Incremental Thinking Self-organizing Customer Mindset Senior Mgt Collaboration Story Mapping Psychological Safety Marketing Optimizing Flow Bounded Authority Personas Business Finance Scrum T-shaped Teams Portfolio Middle Mgt Mindset CVDD XP Customer Value Kanban Product Owner Methods & Practices Agile Budgeting Roles CoD Development Team Skills & Tools User Stories TDD HR ScrumMaster SAFe DAD Value Stream Mapping CI Tools Coding Lean Canvas Agile Project Manager Velocity Refactoring Backlog Tools Feedback Loops PMO Story Point Sizing Unit Testing

13 Agile Methods & Practices
This includes processes and techniques The more you learn, the better armed you are to determine what is right for the need Methods Practices Techniques XP Story Mapping Personas Value Stream Mapping CoD CVDD User Stories Scrum Customer Feedback Vision Feedback Loops DAD Lean Canvas SAFe T-shaped Teams TDD Kanban Bounded Authority Agile Budgeting Agile Enterprise - (c) Mario Moreira

14 Agile Methods & Practices
Pick one of interest and I will describe it Pick another And another Methods Practices Techniques XP Story Mapping Personas Value Stream Mapping CoD CVDD User Stories Scrum Customer Feedback Vision Feedback Loops DAD Lean Canvas SAFe T-shaped Teams TDD Kanban Bounded Authority Agile Budgeting Agile Enterprise - (c) Mario Moreira

15 Mindset Customer Value Methods & Practices Roles Skills & Tools
Servant Leader Agile Jungle Discovery Mindset Agile Values & Principles Customer Feedback Vision Feedback Executive Incremental Thinking Self-organizing Customer Mindset Senior Mgt Collaboration Psychological Safety Marketing Optimizing Flow Story Mapping Personas Business Finance Scrum Kanban Portfolio Middle Mgt Mindset XP Customer Value Product Owner Methods & Practices CVDD Roles CoD Development Team TDD Skills & Tools User Stories HR ScrumMaster SAFe DAD Value Stream Mapping CI Tools Coding Lean Canvas Agile Project Manager Velocity Refactoring Backlog Tools Feedback Loops PMO Story Point Sizing Unit Testing

16 Agile Mindset for the right Culture and Behaviors
Discovery Mindset Incremental Thinking Servant Leader Psychological Safety Collaboration Optimizing Flow Self-organizing Customer Mindset Feedback Agile Values and Principles

17 Agile Mindset for the right Culture and Behaviors
Discovery Mindset Pick One Incremental Thinking Servant Leader Psychological Safety Pick One And Another Collaboration Optimizing Flow Self-organizing Customer Mindset Feedback Agile Values and Principles

18 What New Agile element will you learn?
Pick one Agile Practice or Mindset element to become more Agile

19 Reflections How do you react to this? Do they make sense in your world?

20 Challenges in Following Scrum
Questions Wrap up Ideas? Comments Thoughts?

21 Agile at the Enterprise - Mario Moreira
24/05/2018 Thank you! Follow me at: My Agile Adoption Roadmap Blog at On Twitter MM & JP Agile at the Enterprise - Mario Moreira

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