Does Remote AGILE Work By Miriam Lottner COO Gangly Sister LLC What is AGILE WHAT Makes AGILE Different Agile Evolutionary methodology from Unified Processing which encourages IID Iterative ID: 292962
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Managing a Global TEAM USING AGILE
Does Remote AGILE Work?
By: Miriam Lottner, COO Gangly Sister LLC. Slide2
What is AGILE? Slide3
WHAT Makes AGILE Different?
Agile
Evolutionary methodology from Unified Processing which encourages IID (Iterative
and
I
ncremental
D
evelopment) method.
vs.
Waterfall
S
equential
design
process with clear beginning and end defined from outset.Slide4
WHAT is the GLOBAL TEAM AGILE Challenge?
Made up AGILE facts that sound reasonable:
97.9 % of all AGILE iterations use SCRUM.
AGILE SCRUM teams must be collocated according to SCRUM philosophy.
Virtual /video
standups
are impossible and never work.
Virtual collaboration is not feasible at such a fast pace.
SCRUM teams must be collocated to succeed.
Sprints are always too short to get any good documentation done. Slide5
SCRUMMing the Globe?
So what is
SCRUM
and WHY does it matter when trying to manage globally? Slide6
Does the SCRUM Master HOLD THE KEY?
Is there a corporate culture of collocation?
Is the SCRUM master your friend? If not, why?
What other tools/tricks can you use to make this possible?
Is failure an option?
Have you set yourself /your team up for success?Slide7
Tools for SurVIvING
THE SPRINT
What tools do you have in your documentation arsenal
What friends/team mates have you developed a rapport with?
What stakeholders have you invested in your process?
What part of SPRINT success or failure does your process own?
What ROI have you injected into the product as a result of your work?Slide8
What Happens IF YOU FAIL?
Is failure always a bad thing?
Will you lose your job?
Does failure have positive advantages you haven’t considered?
Why was AGILE designed around failure to bring success?
Who would your failure actually affect? Slide9
WhAT
NOW?
Delegate SCRUM roles within your doc team
Understand the AGILE process and identify your key stakeholders
Develop the relationships you need within each scrum to get the support your process requires
STAND UP for what you need to do your job
Approach each SPRINT like a marathon
Don’t be afraid to FAIL in order to achieve your ultimate goal