Be able to login to the new site and see a basic

Manifesto
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Agenda
Effective teams
Agile background
Agile vs waterfall
Scrum
Scrum skills
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Our goal
“Provide an overview of Agile and
Scrum how it’s used so you can
see if it could be useful in your
work or life”
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What makes an effective
delivery team?
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Agile Manifesto
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DISCUSS THE AGILE PRINCIPLES
Which are the hardest to
do and why?
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Ways of managing projects
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Wasted effort
20%
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Waterfall
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Agile implementations
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Scrum
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Scrum
READY
DONE
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Planning
Our goal
“Be able to login to the new site
and see a basic configurable
dashboard”
Stories
Available hours
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Stand up
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Review
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Retrospective
Glad
Sad
Mad
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Scrum team
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Product Owner
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Product Owner
Voice of the customer
Owns value
Gathers feedback
Makes decisions
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Scrum Master
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Scrum Master
Owns the process
Protects team
Not the boss
Facilitator
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Team
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Team
Commits to the work
Swarm on high value tasks
Has skills to deliver
Aims to be cross-functional
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Backlog
FEATURE
PRODUCT BACKLOG
SPRINT BACKLOG
STORY
TASK
TASK
TASK
TASK
STORY
TASK
TASK
TASK
TASK
STORY
TASK
TASK
TASK
TASK
Working
Software
EPIC
STORY
EPIC
READY
DONE
Acceptance criteria
Stakeholder discussion
Estimates
Deployed to system test
Regression pack run
Product owner reviewed
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Backlog
FORMS
PRODUCT BACKLOG
SPRINT BACKLOG
CONTACT
REGISTER
TEMPLATE
DATA
CALLS
CONTROLLER
TEST
Working
Software
CRM
READY
DONE
Acceptance criteria
Stakeholder discussion
Estimates
Deployed to system test
Regression pack run
Product owner reviewed
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User stories
As a <user> I can <feature> so that
<benefit>
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User stories
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INVEST
I
ndependent (of all others)
N
egotiable (not a specific contract for features)
V
aluable (or vertical)
E
stimable (to a good approximation)
S
mall (so as to fit within an iteration)
T
estable (in principle, even if there isn’t a test for it yet)
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User stories
Write 5 user stories
for this picture
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User stories
• 
As a thirsty person I want water
to quench my thirst
• 
As a fashionable person I want
umbrellas to make my drink look
good
• 
As a thirsty person I would like
lemon for added refreshment
• 
As a thirsty person I want a glass
to hold the water in
• 
As a fashionable person I would
like a straw to make me look
cooler
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Estimating
How tall are these buildings?
House
GLA
Building
London Eye
The Gherkin
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Estimating
Do you want to change your estimates?
45 m
House
GLA
Building
London Eye
The Gherkin
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Estimating
40
305m
20
Story points
13
1
5
180m
135m
45m
8m
House
GLA
Building
London Eye
The Gherkin
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Forecasting
SPRINT 1
SPRINT 2
SPRINT 3
3
8
5
5
5
8
5
2
1
8
8
2
18
19
23
Velocity: 20
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Questions?
@jimbowes
@manifestovstech
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