Unlocking Agile Success: Mapping the Path to Strategic Value
Discover the keys to Agile implementation and strategy mapping for achieving organizational success and creating value for stakeholders, customers, and employees. Dive into activities, processes, and methodologies essential for a thriving Agile environment with insightful examples and expert guidance.
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Strategy Mapping Strategy Mapping Clear path to a successful Agile strategy Dave Neuman Sep 24, 2015 Twitter: @daveneuman LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/daveneuman
Why are we implementing Agile? Or any other methodology or process?
Activity Brainstorm reasons why someone should adopt Agile Affinity grouping Connect the dots
Whats in it for me? them? What s it going to take?
Activity Agile ceremonies Agile practices Other processes Experience Knowledge Skills Roles Connect the dots
A strategy describes how an organization intends to create value for shareholders, customers, & employees
But how do the hows connect to value?
A strategy map is a general representation of a strategy that visualizes cause-and-effect relationships of actions and desired outcomes. Robert Kaplan and David Norton (2004) Strategy Maps: Converting Intangible Assets to Tangible Outcomes
Kaplan & Norton Strategy Map Robert Kaplan and David Norton (2004) Strategy Maps: Converting Intangible Assets to Tangible Outcomes
Agile Strategy Map Example Financial Increase Wallet Share Increase Sales Build the right thing Reduced Time to Market Market Research Product Roadmapping Customer User Stories Know our Personas User-centered Design Iterative Development Product Vision Story Mapping Retrospectives Release Planning Team Formation Usability Testing Internal Processes Sprint Planning Engineering Process Backlog Grooming Sprint Reviews Collective Ownership Continuous Delivery Engineering Practices Learning & Growth Cross Functional Teams Systems Thinking Early Feedback Continuous Improvement Automated Testing Methods Scrum Master Product Owner
Now its YOUR turn Let s map an Agile Adoption Strategy
What can you do with a strategy map?
Communication Assessing Performance Visual Management Annual Planning
Happy Mapping! Questions?
