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AGILE2017 Conference Overview
• August 7-11th in Orlando, FL
• 2,200 participants from 40+ countries
– 18 tracks, 284 sessions
• 4 Special Tracks
– Stalwarts
– Experience Reports
– 3-7 min Lightning Talks
– Audacious Salon
• Inspiring Keynotes
– David Marquet, best-selling author of Turn the Ship Around
– Jez Humble, Founder and CTO, DevOps Research and Assessment LLC, UC Berkeley
– Denise Jacobs, Founder and CEO, The Creative Dose
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Vinayak Joglekar, CTO
@vinayakj
Hemant Elhence, CEO
@HemantElhence
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18 Tracks + OpenJam
• Agile Companies (New)
• Agile Foundations
• Audacious Salon
• Coaching & Mentoring
• Collaboration: Culture & Teams
• Customers & Products
• Development Practices & Craftsmanship
• DevOps
• Enterprise Agile
• Experience Reports
• Leadership
• Learning
• Lightning Talks
• Project, Program & Portfolio Management
• Stalwarts
• Testing & Quality
• The Future of Agile Software Development
(IEEE Software)
• User Experience
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AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways
Our Top 12 from AGILE2017
1. VJ: We Are Going Back Full Circle
2. HE: Agile Executive Leadership
3. VJ: Whole Team Does UX
4. HE: Agile Beyond Engineering
5. VJ: Containerized Microservices=NoOps
6. HE: ATDD/BDD Holy Grail
7. VJ: Dynamic Re-Teaming!
8. HE: Estimating Time/Cost
9. VJ: Get Them Hooked!
10. HE: Scaling Agile / SAFe 4.5
11. VJ: Surprises at Spotify!
12. HE: Architect/Architecture
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Impact of Machine Learning on Testers
• Some of the repetitive tasks in testing
can be learned by machine learning.
• It is possible to simulate human actions
like scrolling and swiping on mobile
phones using ML.
• A new breed of testers who will
understand ML enough so that they
can train the machines.
• This new breed will face ambiguous
expectations and less repeatable
workflows because ML will generate
rules at runtime.
• Record and playback will be replaced by
train and test.
• ML will help us by pointing to most
susceptible parts that need our attention.
• ML will work from within the application
to inform us what to test -- in a way
writing test cases and scenarios.
• This implies that most of the testers will
have to acquire developer skills.
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2. Agile Executive Leadership
Attention to Agile (mindset) at Executive Leadership Level
1. Intent Based Leadership - David Marquet's Keynote
2. Business Agility - Steve Denning's Learning Consortium
a. The SD Learning Consortium (SDLC) is a nonprofit organization whose members are
organizations committed to discover together the world’s most advanced Agile goals,
principles and practices and disseminate them globally.
b. The SDLC conducts site visits to its members, synthesizes their findings, and disseminates
globally, including reports, web posts, social media and participation in conferences.
3. The Leadership Circle – An Agile framework for leadership
development, Reactive Tendencies vs. Creative Competencies
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Core Business Agility Practices
1. Delighting Customers
2. Descaling Work
3. Nurturing Culture
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Empirical Evidence
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3. Whole Team Does UX
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• It’s the Dev team not the product
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• The whole team is involved in the
Build-Measure-Learn loop.
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• Research is published making it freely
accessible to the team.
• Dropping names of subjects is
encouraged -- that gives credibility.
• Result: Dev teams at Redgate were
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were doing what they were doing.
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4. Agile Beyond Engineering
Expanding application of Agile outside of the
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• Lagging adopters: Finance/Accounting, ...
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Agile Marketing @CA/Rally
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6. ATDD/BDD Holy Grail
• Focus on clarifying
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AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways
ATDD/BDD Holy Grail (cont’d)
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AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways
7. Dynamic Re-teaming!
• Mob programming to get the new team
members assimilated
• Email introduction highlighting
achievements and quirks
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• Time-sharing across multiple projects is
a bad idea
• Re-teaming is inevitable, might as well be
good at it
– To scale and grow
– Split as growth overwhelms
– Cross pollination/learning
– In pursuit of passion
– For business reason
• Both formal and the informal role needs to
be backfilled
• Over-communication helps
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Patterns of Re-teaming
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8. Estimating Time/Cost
1. Estimating Time/Effort/Cost - Troy Magennis
a. Use sampling - 7 to 11 samples sufficient for 90% confidence
b. Use statistical tools to estimate/predict
c. All of Troy’s docs and spreadsheets tools available free Bit.ly/SimResources
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them small & just count them.
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AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways
#NoEstimates
• #Noestimates is a hashtag for the topic of
exploring alternatives to estimates for
making decisions in software
development. That is, ways to make
decisions with “no estimates”
• This is the main premise behind
#noestimates: estimates do not directly
add value to your process, so we want
to find ways to reduce the estimation
process or even stop it where possible
• #Noestimates isn’t about ditching
estimates. It is about improving the
way we work such that estimates
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AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways
Example: Defect Estimation
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Example: Total Scope
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AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways
Estimation Do’s & Don’ts
DO
• Use real historical date
• Use statistical techniques
• Use heuristics
• Same level of attention on
“value” estimate as on “cost”
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• Use it for dialog and learning
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• Don’t do bottom-up, task based
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The document describes a company's transition to Agile and Lean principles to address issues like a shifting market, slow delivery times, low morale, and cultural divides. It overviews key Agile concepts like customer collaboration, prioritizing by value, and incremental delivery. The company then mapped its value streams, limited work-in-progress, made work visible, and eliminated waste. This resulted in being 40% more efficient with a 95% employee approval rating.

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AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways
9. Get Them “Hooked”!
• Prioritise based on outcomes- do what
is most effective in changing user
behavior is of high value and should be
done first.
• If user stories don’t intend changing
user behaviour then something is
missing.
• Most decisions are made emotionally
and automatically.
• Herding: Everyone is doing it.
• Artificial scarcity: Only 20 in stock.
• Anchoring: Maximum order 12.
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10. Scaling Agile / SAFe 4.5
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SAFe has the momentum
and a supporting
ecosystem of consultants
and training material
SAFe framework seems to
connect better with larger
enterprises and
IT/executive leadership
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AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways
SAFe 4.5
SAFe 4.5, can be configured to match an organization’s
needs, and allows them to:
• Test ideas more quickly using the Lean Startup Cycle and Lean User Experience
(Lean UX)
• Deliver much faster with Scalable DevOps and the Continuous Delivery Pipeline.
• Simplify governance and improve portfolio performance with Lean Portfolio
Management (LPM) and Lean Budgets.
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11. Surprises at Spotify!
• No Model exactly represents reality.
Some models are useful.
• Pairing is used differently in different
squads.
• TDD is practiced in some squads but not
in most squads.
• Light coding standards- devs not aware of
buzzwords like “Clean Code” or ”SOLID
principles”.
• Spotify is trying to implement; Pivotal’s
pairing model- but squads are pushing
back.
• They prefer “Move fast & break things”
over “Move slow to move fast”.
• Spotify compensates for lack of process
by hiring bright engineers.
• No squads have agile estimates,
burndown charts or visual aids.
• Some of these problems are rooted in
Spotify’s hyper growth.
• Too much autonomy, when everyone is
accountable no one is and complacency
are the reasons.
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AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways
Different Ways of Pairing
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AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways
12. Architect Role/Architecture
• Architecture is a shared responsibility, no "official" architect role
• Define "Landing Zones" upfront - a range (min, target, outstanding) of
acceptable values of essential system characteristics/qualities
– e.g. thruput - min 150K, target 270K, outstanding 320K
– tweak them along the way
• Architecture work “rolled into” user stories, and keep it visible
• Actively manage Technical Debt, and keep it visible
– “Floss” Refactoring: small, regular done, like hygiene
– “Root Canal” Refactoring: protracted, infrequent, undertaken only when in pain
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Soundbites - VJ
• Set based design works better than point
based design. Keep multiple options
open.
• Avoid taking design decisions when cone
of uncertainty is wide-wait for the last
opportune moment.
• Way to change culture at NUMI was not
by changing how people think but by
changing how the behave. -Jez Humble
• Every business is a software business. -
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• Metrics that compare the team to
themselves are less toxic. Use ratios to
compare across teams.
• “Time taken to get the feedback” is the
single metric that matters.
• If you don’t know how to measure what
you want, you will end up wanting what
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indispensable. -Johanna Rothman
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AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways
Soundbites - HE
1. There are two chronic complaints about software development
a. Requirement are not clear (enough!)
b. Estimates are not accurate (enough!)
2. To reduce bias of HiPPO, vote first and then discuss, rather than
discuss and then vote (people get to know leader's opinion and align
along that)
3. Two different types of refactoring
a. Flossing: small, regular done, like hygiene
b. Root Canal: protracted, infrequent, undertaken only when in pain
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AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways
Soundbites - HE (cont’d)
4. Outcome (customer impact) vs. output (working software). Same team
should own both, today someone higher-up owns the outcome, while
team owns the output.
5. Pair programming and peer code reviews are far more helpful (for risk
management) than any other external review.
6. Build a system (dev/test) where the ”right” thing to do is also the
easier thing to do, e.g. automated testing.
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Final synerzip-agile2017-top10-v1

  • 1. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 1 Top 10 Takeaways from Agile2017 Conference in Orlando by Agile Alliance brought to you by
  • 2. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways AGILE2017 Conference Overview • August 7-11th in Orlando, FL • 2,200 participants from 40+ countries – 18 tracks, 284 sessions • 4 Special Tracks – Stalwarts – Experience Reports – 3-7 min Lightning Talks – Audacious Salon • Inspiring Keynotes – David Marquet, best-selling author of Turn the Ship Around – Jez Humble, Founder and CTO, DevOps Research and Assessment LLC, UC Berkeley – Denise Jacobs, Founder and CEO, The Creative Dose 2
  • 3. Vinayak Joglekar, CTO @vinayakj Hemant Elhence, CEO @HemantElhence Top 10 Takeaways presented by
  • 4. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 18 Tracks + OpenJam • Agile Companies (New) • Agile Foundations • Audacious Salon • Coaching & Mentoring • Collaboration: Culture & Teams • Customers & Products • Development Practices & Craftsmanship • DevOps • Enterprise Agile • Experience Reports • Leadership • Learning • Lightning Talks • Project, Program & Portfolio Management • Stalwarts • Testing & Quality • The Future of Agile Software Development (IEEE Software) • User Experience 4
  • 5. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Our Top 12 from AGILE2017 1. VJ: We Are Going Back Full Circle 2. HE: Agile Executive Leadership 3. VJ: Whole Team Does UX 4. HE: Agile Beyond Engineering 5. VJ: Containerized Microservices=NoOps 6. HE: ATDD/BDD Holy Grail 7. VJ: Dynamic Re-Teaming! 8. HE: Estimating Time/Cost 9. VJ: Get Them Hooked! 10. HE: Scaling Agile / SAFe 4.5 11. VJ: Surprises at Spotify! 12. HE: Architect/Architecture 5
  • 6. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 1. We Are Going Back Full Circle 6 1980 Dev 2000 2010 Today Test Engg Dev QA Dev QA Ops Dev QA Ops UX Dev TE Ops UX NoOps Dev TE DevOps UX New UX Dev TE DevOps UX-Dev
  • 7. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Shared by Paul Merrill 7
  • 8. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Machine Learning in Testing 8 Hundreds of simultaneous users Multiple containers serving their requests Millions of log entries generated by monitoring tool such as NewRelic & Logstash Unsupervised Machine Learning senses exact patterns in the log entries to predict and reproduce errors
  • 9. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Impact of Machine Learning on Testers • Some of the repetitive tasks in testing can be learned by machine learning. • It is possible to simulate human actions like scrolling and swiping on mobile phones using ML. • A new breed of testers who will understand ML enough so that they can train the machines. • This new breed will face ambiguous expectations and less repeatable workflows because ML will generate rules at runtime. • Record and playback will be replaced by train and test. • ML will help us by pointing to most susceptible parts that need our attention. • ML will work from within the application to inform us what to test -- in a way writing test cases and scenarios. • This implies that most of the testers will have to acquire developer skills. Alternatively testing can be done by developers who will find it more interesting! 9
  • 10. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 2. Agile Executive Leadership Attention to Agile (mindset) at Executive Leadership Level 1. Intent Based Leadership - David Marquet's Keynote 2. Business Agility - Steve Denning's Learning Consortium a. The SD Learning Consortium (SDLC) is a nonprofit organization whose members are organizations committed to discover together the world’s most advanced Agile goals, principles and practices and disseminate them globally. b. The SDLC conducts site visits to its members, synthesizes their findings, and disseminates globally, including reports, web posts, social media and participation in conferences. 3. The Leadership Circle – An Agile framework for leadership development, Reactive Tendencies vs. Creative Competencies 10
  • 11. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Intent Based Leadership 11 http://www.davidmarquet.com/
  • 12. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways SDLC - Steve Denning 12 Core Business Agility Practices 1. Delighting Customers 2. Descaling Work 3. Nurturing Culture 4. Enterprise-wide Agility https://sdlearningconsotrium.org
  • 13. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Leadership Circle Assessment on Reactive Tendencies vs. Creative Competencies 13 http://agileforall.com/ https://leadershipcircle.com/a-universal-model-of-leadership/
  • 14. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Empirical Evidence 14 http://agileforall.com/ https://leadershipcircle.com/a-universal-model-of-leadership/
  • 15. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Big Consultants onto Agile Recent trend of bigger companies acquiring Agile competencies (Tools, Training/Coaching, Transformation) – Accenture acquiring SolutionsIQ (Jun 2017) – Deloitte partnering with ICAgile (Aug 2017) – CA acquiring Rally (May 2015) – HP – IBM McKinsey on Agile – uptick of Agile writings 15
  • 16. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 3. Whole Team Does UX 16
  • 17. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 3. Whole Team Does UX • To start with UX is paired with the Dev team. • It’s the Dev team not the product owner who manages the backlog. • The whole team is involved in the Build-Measure-Learn loop. • Everyone participates in user interviews and notes responses- preferably direct quotes. • Whole team participates in interpreting the response by using tools like affinity map. • Redgate offered beer for those participating in research calls. Not much beer was drunk but everyone started talking about it. • Research is published making it freely accessible to the team. • Dropping names of subjects is encouraged -- that gives credibility. • Result: Dev teams at Redgate were able to aim better and knew why they were doing what they were doing. • Session by Elizabeth Ayer. 17
  • 18. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 4. Agile Beyond Engineering Expanding application of Agile outside of the engineering organization • Early adopters: Marketing, Operations, HR • Lagging adopters: Finance/Accounting, ... 18
  • 19. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Agile Marketing 19
  • 20. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Agile Marketing @CA/Rally 20 https://www.agilesparks.com/services/agile-marketing/ Total marketing team of ~300 at CA ~50 Adopted Agile, off those ~20 came from Rally acquisition Made appropriate changes to terminology, e.g. Product Owner >> Marketing Owner, Story >> Jobs-to-be-done Moved from Shared Services (w/ SLA) model to Persistent “feature teams” with clear metrics/goals Encouraged “T” shaped skills
  • 21. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Agile HR 21
  • 22. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Agile Finance 22
  • 23. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 5. CD in High Performing IT Orgs 23
  • 24. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 5. Containerized Microservices=NoOps • No need of scripts to bring up virtual machines. • Bye-bye deploying code in environments configured by chef or puppet; welcome container images=config+code in the deployment pipeline. • Low friction way to distribute software across Dev, test, pre-prod and prod. • Faster startup and shutdown. No need to re-boot the OS. • Better env fidelity = reduced ops role. • Applications are decoupled from the infrastructure. • Orchestration platforms provide scaling and resiliency. • License costs: one server can have many containers. • Containers are programmatically generated and have smaller attack surface - hence more secure. • Each microservice does one thing well and is loosely coupled with other microservices - ideally suited for CD. 24
  • 25. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 6. ATDD/BDD Holy Grail • Focus on clarifying requirements upfront/early • “Amigo Review” & collaboration - PO, Developer, Tester • Come up with Acceptance tests before development begins 25 CardinalSolutions.com, John Riley’s session on ATDD
  • 26. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways ATDD/BDD Holy Grail (cont’d) Format: Given...when, and, …, then Tools: Gherkin, Cucumber, SpecFlow Automate: 194mins of manual down to 1.5mins!! 26 CardinalSolutions.com, John Riley’s session on ATDD
  • 27. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways ATDD/BDD Holy Grail (cont’d) • Key is to get to “Test First” mindset • “Once a team starts this process, it spreads like wildfire, and they never go back” • Getting started is hard - needs mindset change • Do Unit TDD before ATDD/BDD 27 CardinalSolutions.com, John Riley’s session on ATDD
  • 28. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Value of Test Automation From Jez Humble’s keynote on DevOps 28 Before (2008) After (2011)
  • 29. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 7. Dynamic Re-teaming! • Mob programming to get the new team members assimilated • Email introduction highlighting achievements and quirks 29 • Time-sharing across multiple projects is a bad idea • Re-teaming is inevitable, might as well be good at it – To scale and grow – Split as growth overwhelms – Cross pollination/learning – In pursuit of passion – For business reason • Both formal and the informal role needs to be backfilled • Over-communication helps • Trading places in mobs at Hunter • Deliberate re-teaming at Spotify; teams formed by self selection
  • 30. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Patterns of Re-teaming 30
  • 31. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 8. Estimating Time/Cost 1. Estimating Time/Effort/Cost - Troy Magennis a. Use sampling - 7 to 11 samples sufficient for 90% confidence b. Use statistical tools to estimate/predict c. All of Troy’s docs and spreadsheets tools available free Bit.ly/SimResources 2. Don’t even use story points! If you do, just use 1, 3, 5. Better yet, slice them small & just count them. 3. #NoEstimate Update - still a passionate and raging debate! 31
  • 32. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways #NoEstimates • #Noestimates is a hashtag for the topic of exploring alternatives to estimates for making decisions in software development. That is, ways to make decisions with “no estimates” • This is the main premise behind #noestimates: estimates do not directly add value to your process, so we want to find ways to reduce the estimation process or even stop it where possible • #Noestimates isn’t about ditching estimates. It is about improving the way we work such that estimates become redundant Key thought leaders, their blogs • Woody Zuill http://zuill.us/WoodyZuill/ • Vasco Duarte http://oikosofy.com/news/ • Neil Killick http://neilkillick.wordpress.com/ 32 http://ryanripley.com/
  • 33. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Example: Defect Estimation 33
  • 34. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Example: Total Scope 34
  • 35. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Estimation Do’s & Don’ts DO • Use real historical date • Use statistical techniques • Use heuristics • Same level of attention on “value” estimate as on “cost” estimate • Use it for dialog and learning DON’T • Don’t do bottom-up, task based estimates • Don’t spend a lot of time doing it - it is a waste! • Negotiate decisions NOT estimates 35
  • 36. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 9. Behavioral Design by Chris Shinkle 36
  • 37. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 9. Get Them “Hooked”! • Prioritise based on outcomes- do what is most effective in changing user behavior is of high value and should be done first. • If user stories don’t intend changing user behaviour then something is missing. • Most decisions are made emotionally and automatically. • Herding: Everyone is doing it. • Artificial scarcity: Only 20 in stock. • Anchoring: Maximum order 12. 37
  • 38. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 10. Scaling Agile / SAFe 4.5 38 SAFe has the momentum and a supporting ecosystem of consultants and training material SAFe framework seems to connect better with larger enterprises and IT/executive leadership https://explore.versionone.com/state-of-agile/versionone-11th-annual-state-of-agile-report-2
  • 39. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways SAFe 4.5 SAFe 4.5, can be configured to match an organization’s needs, and allows them to: • Test ideas more quickly using the Lean Startup Cycle and Lean User Experience (Lean UX) • Deliver much faster with Scalable DevOps and the Continuous Delivery Pipeline. • Simplify governance and improve portfolio performance with Lean Portfolio Management (LPM) and Lean Budgets. 39 http://www.scaledagileframework.com/whats-new-in-safe-45/
  • 40. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 40
  • 41. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 11. Surprises at Spotify! • No Model exactly represents reality. Some models are useful. • Pairing is used differently in different squads. • TDD is practiced in some squads but not in most squads. • Light coding standards- devs not aware of buzzwords like “Clean Code” or ”SOLID principles”. • Spotify is trying to implement; Pivotal’s pairing model- but squads are pushing back. • They prefer “Move fast & break things” over “Move slow to move fast”. • Spotify compensates for lack of process by hiring bright engineers. • No squads have agile estimates, burndown charts or visual aids. • Some of these problems are rooted in Spotify’s hyper growth. • Too much autonomy, when everyone is accountable no one is and complacency are the reasons. 41
  • 42. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Different Ways of Pairing 42
  • 43. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 12. Architect Role/Architecture • Architecture is a shared responsibility, no "official" architect role • Define "Landing Zones" upfront - a range (min, target, outstanding) of acceptable values of essential system characteristics/qualities – e.g. thruput - min 150K, target 270K, outstanding 320K – tweak them along the way • Architecture work “rolled into” user stories, and keep it visible • Actively manage Technical Debt, and keep it visible – “Floss” Refactoring: small, regular done, like hygiene – “Root Canal” Refactoring: protracted, infrequent, undertaken only when in pain 43 Rebecca Wirfs-Brock session on Intentional Architecture
  • 44. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Color Your Backlog 44
  • 45. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Soundbites - VJ • Set based design works better than point based design. Keep multiple options open. • Avoid taking design decisions when cone of uncertainty is wide-wait for the last opportune moment. • Way to change culture at NUMI was not by changing how people think but by changing how the behave. -Jez Humble • Every business is a software business. - Anders Wallgren • Metrics that compare the team to themselves are less toxic. Use ratios to compare across teams. • “Time taken to get the feedback” is the single metric that matters. • If you don’t know how to measure what you want, you will end up wanting what you measure. -Cheryl Hammond • The longer you delay the release the more is the pressure to accommodate changes/additions. • Plans are useless but planning is indispensable. -Johanna Rothman 45
  • 46. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Soundbites - HE 1. There are two chronic complaints about software development a. Requirement are not clear (enough!) b. Estimates are not accurate (enough!) 2. To reduce bias of HiPPO, vote first and then discuss, rather than discuss and then vote (people get to know leader's opinion and align along that) 3. Two different types of refactoring a. Flossing: small, regular done, like hygiene b. Root Canal: protracted, infrequent, undertaken only when in pain 46
  • 47. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways Soundbites - HE (cont’d) 4. Outcome (customer impact) vs. output (working software). Same team should own both, today someone higher-up owns the outcome, while team owns the output. 5. Pair programming and peer code reviews are far more helpful (for risk management) than any other external review. 6. Build a system (dev/test) where the ”right” thing to do is also the easier thing to do, e.g. automated testing. 47
  • 48. AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways 48AGILE2017 Top 10 Takeaways QUESTIONS?
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