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DESIGNING AGILEinnovating the agile team
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Innovation is the application of disruptive thinking.
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ThoughtWorks Agile
ThoughtWorks agileVS
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inception
business analyst
quality analyststandard project template
being on-site 4x10s
5x8sdesigns upfront web software
cst modeldelivery mode
consulting mode
account meetings
continuous delivery
devops
offshore
nearshore
stories
roadmaps
feature mapsvertical slicing
qa as a step
ambitious missions
disruption pairingretrospectives
ipms estimation velocity lean process
value stream mapkanban
story wall
wip limitsstand ups
team celebrations mingle/jira/trello onboarding pair rotation
story splitting epics features trunk based development
feature toggling team lunch lunch and learns swimlanes
mob code review360 feedbackproject managercycle time
And that’s just a small sample…
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Just like you design your software to your customers, you should design your
processes to your team
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It’s difficult. There’s no silver bullet. We have to evolve our teams over time as
we find new information.
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We have some best practices that are created by tribal knowledge.
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Tribal knowledge is biased.
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The best way to fight tribal knowledge bias is to have an outsider perspective.
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Approach what we do as a beginner. But leverage your experience to
challenge.
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inception
business analyst
quality analyststandard project template
being on-site 4x10s
5x8sdesigns upfront web software
cst modeldelivery mode
consulting mode
account meetings
continuous delivery
devops
offshore
nearshore
stories
roadmaps
feature mapsvertical slicingambitious missions
disruption pairingretrospectives
ipms estimation velocity lean process
value stream mapkanban
story wall
wip limitsstand ups
team celebrations mingle/jira/trello onboarding pair rotation
story splitting epics features trunk based development
feature toggling team lunch lunch and learns swimlanes
mob code review360 feedbackproject managercycle time
qa as a step
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ipms
estimation
qa as a step
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inception
business analyst
quality analyststandard project template
being on-site 4x10s
5x8sdesigns upfront web software
cst modeldelivery mode
consulting mode
account meetings
continuous delivery
devops
offshore
nearshore
stories
roadmaps
feature mapsvertical slicing
enterprise software
ambitious missions
disruption pairingretrospectives
ipms estimation velocity lean process
value stream mapkanban
story wall
wip limitsstand ups
team celebrations mingle/jira/trello onboarding pair rotation
story splitting epics features trunk based development
feature toggling team lunch lunch and learns swimlanes
mob code review360 feedbackproject managercycle time
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value stream map
360 feedback
cycle time
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Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
PERFECTION IS ACHIEVED NOT WHEN THERE IS NOTHING
MORE TO ADD, BUT RATHER WHEN THERE IS NOTHING
MORE TO TAKE AWAY
what are you doing on your project?
DESIGN YOUR AGILE
