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_aWebber, Robert _c(Executive), _eauthor. |
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_aUnlocking Agile's missed potential / _cRobert Webber. |
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_aHoboken, New Jersey : _bWiley-IEEE Computer Society Pr, _c[2022] |
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_acomputer _bc _2rdamedia |
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| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | ||
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_a"This book makes the case that the potential of Agile development in software product management was lost because feature-based Waterfall planning forces engineering into so-called "hybrid" approaches that don't support basic tenets of Agile development. A new Agile planning process based on value flow optimization can unleash Agile, taking companies into a new era of business agility and financial predictability. The author introduces a practical way to unify Agile practices across the product development life cycle, from ideation through deployment. This holistic perspective facilitates collaboration and teamwork among product management, engineering, and project management to finally realize the promises of Agile development."-- _cProvided by publisher. |
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| 588 | _aDescription based on print version record and CIP data provided by publisher; resource not viewed. | ||
| 505 | 0 | _aForeword 11 -- Preface 13 -- Introduction 16 -- The Lost Potential of Agile Development 16 -- Missed Business Expectations 18 -- A New Approach to Agile Planning 19 -- Addressing Traditional Software Development Challenges 21 -- Motivation and Innovation 22 -- Your Organization 22 -- Chapter 1: The Persistence of Waterfall Planning 23 -- Introduction to AccuWiz 23 -- The New COO 24 -- Product Management 24 -- PMO 25 -- Engineering 25 -- Customer Perspective 26 -- Synopsis 26 -- Summary 27 -- Chapter 2 -- Why Agile has Struggled 29 -- Agile Development Fundamentals 30 -- The Agile Revolution 30 -- Scrum 31 -- Kanban 34 -- Barriers to Real Agile 35 -- Schedule Pressure 35 -- The "Motivation" Factor 37 -- The Mythical Product Owner 39 -- Feature Planning 40 -- Agile Scaling Frameworks 41 -- Summary 42 -- Chapter 3: Embracing Software Development Variance 43 -- The Cone of Uncertainty 43 -- Software Development Estimation Variance Explained 44 -- Making and Meeting Feature Commitments 45 -- How Other Departments Meet Commitments 47 -- Agile Development Implications 48 -- Summary 48 -- Chapter 4: Cost of Delay 49 -- Weighted Shortest Job First (WSJF) 50 -- Cost of Delay Basics 50 -- Example 52 -- WSJF Proof 54 -- CoD and Net Present Value (NPV) Prioritization Methods 56 -- Non-linear Income Profiles 57 -- CoD for Non-Linear Cumulative Income Profiles 58 -- Payback Period CoD Method 58 -- Third-year Income Slope CoD Method 58 -- CoD NPV Method 63 -- CoD Computation Method 64 -- WSJF and Traditional Finance 66 -- ROI 66 -- Investment Rate of Return (IRR) 67 -- WSJF versus ROI Prioritization 67 -- Summary 69 -- Chapter 5: Investment Fundamentals 70 -- Investments, Initiatives and Programs 70 -- Investment Hierarchy 71 -- AccuWiz Investment Examples 74 -- Portfolio Allocation 75 -- Investment Forecasts 76 -- Development Effort and Cost 76 -- Investment Income Forecasts 78 -- Investment Backlogs 81 -- Investment WIP 82 -- Investment Backlog WIP 82 -- Investment WIP 83 -- Technical Debt Investments 84 -- Summary 86 -- Chapter 6: Maximizing Investment Value 87 -- Great Products 87 -- Business Model Value Considerations 89 -- Stakeholder Value Analysis 90 -- Gilb Stakeholder Definition 90 -- Ford's Big Mistake 92 -- Trucking Fleet Management Example 93 -- Five Whys 95 -- User Scenarios 96 -- Summary 97 -- Chapter 7: Planning High-Value Investment Features 99 -- Avoiding the Feature Pit 99 -- Feature ROI 100 -- Summary 104 -- Chapter 8: Releasing Investments 105 -- Release Opportunity Cost 105 -- Investment Release Bundling 108 -- Investment Pricing 108 -- Lack of Customer Acceptance 110 -- Release Overhead Costs 111 -- Overcoming Modular Release Challenges 113 -- Architecture for Modular Deployment 113 -- Configuration Management 113 -- Release Investment Prioritization 114 -- Reducing Software Inventory Costs 115 -- Summary 118 -- Chapter 9: Meeting Investment Targets 120 -- Meeting Commitments 120 -- Investment Teams 120 -- Managing Investment Scope 123 -- Managing Sales Requests 127 -- Summary 129 -- Chapter 10: Investment Planning Template 130 -- Investment Description 130 -- Proxy Business Case 130 -- Product Stakeholder Analysis 132 -- Customer Product Stakeholders 132 -- Internal Product Stakeholders 132 -- Constraints 132 -- Competition 133 -- Acceptance Criteria 133 -- Go-to-Market Plan 134 -- Pricing Model 134 -- Deployment Model 134 -- Sales Channels 134 -- Investment Targets 134 -- Development Cost 134 -- Cycle Time 134 -- Income Projections 134 -- WSJF 136 -- Assumption Validation 136 -- Summary 138 -- Chapter 11: Managing the Agile Roadmap 139 -- The Agile Roadmap Management Database 139 -- The Agile Technology Roadmap 141 -- Stages of Technology Acquisition 142 -- Investment Technology Roadmaps 143 -- Summary 143 -- Chapter 12: Maximizing Investment Development Productivity 145 -- Measuring Software Productivity 145 -- Cost of Quality (CoQ) 146 -- Cost of Quality and Software Productivity 147 -- Sources of Software Rework 149 -- Agile Cost of Quality 150 -- Reducing Agile User Story Rework 152 -- Reducing Agile Defect Rework 153 -- Agile Cost of Quality Example 154 -- Summary 155 -- Chapter 13: Motivating Agile Teams 156 -- Background 156 -- Why You're the Only Smart One in Your Organization 157 -- Consequences and Behavior 158 -- Performance and Organizational Culture 159 -- Behavior and Software Quality 163 -- Intrinsic Motivation 164 -- Agile and Motivation 165 -- Measuring Motivation 167 -- Motivation Advice 169 -- Summary 171 -- Chapter 14: Innovating with Investments 173 -- Innovation -- A Working Definition 174 -- Investments as an Innovation Vehicle 175 -- Why Your Organization Can't Innovate 176 -- An Organizational Behavior Model of Innovation 178 -- An Innovation Tale of Two Companies 181 -- Creating a Culture of Innovation 184 -- Summary 188 -- Chapter 15: AccuWiz Gets it Together 189 -- The Founder Meeting 189 -- The Announcement 190 -- Product Stakeholder Analysis 191 -- Creating the Investment Backlog 192 -- Customer Management 195 -- Investment Development 195 -- Project Management 196 -- Managers 197 -- Executive Team 198 -- Innovation is Revived 199 -- Synopsis 199 -- Chapter 16: Getting it Together in your Company: A Practical Guide 200 -- Step 1: Organizational Support 200 -- Influence Strategy 204 -- Step 2: Stakeholder Value Analysis 205 -- Step 3: Stakeholder Research 206 -- Step 4: Stakeholder Interviews 207 -- Step 5: Investments 207 -- User Scenarios 208 -- Feature Definition 209 -- WSJF Screening 209 -- Step 6: Initial Roadmap 210 -- Resource Allocation 211 -- Step 7: Investment Planning 214 -- Agile Roadmap Alignment Meeting 215 -- Program Review 216 -- Step 8: Consequence Alignment 217 -- Summary 220 -- Appendix 1: General Cost of Delay Formula 221 -- Reinertsen WSJF 222 -- Income Curve Approximation 223 -- Summary 225 -- Appendix 2: Investment Income Profile Forecasts 226 -- Appendix 3: Release Cycle Productivity Formula 228 -- Appendix 4: Rework and Productivity 232 -- Appendix 5: Innovation Behavior Survey 233 -- Glossary 238 -- Index 246. | |
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