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Product baclog groomimg , prioritization and managing constraints of cost and time,

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Mohan Kulkarni PM Specialist| MBK Consultants Pune, Maharashtra State. India, India
In professional project assignments , product backlog n prioritisation and managing constraints of time and cost , many times the quality of product delivery remains sub optimal --- views solicited
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Mohan Kulkarni PM Specialist| MBK Consultants Pune, Maharashtra State. India, India
May 22, 2020 3:25 AM
Replying to Sergio Luis Conte
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I do not agree about quality will be "suboptimal" because time and cost constraints. Quality will be as defined taking into account time and cost. But what is usually forgotten is grade. In accordance to the strategy you have to define the balance between quality and grade.
Dear Sergio
Sorry i have not said quality grade but i mean it
thanks
regards
Mohan
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David Portas London, United Kingdom
May 22, 2020 12:52 AM
Replying to Mohan Kulkarni
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Dear David
Thanks for both the responses
Yes . My point is many times the organisations adopting agile are not that matured and do not get needed support from leadership to follow agile discipline that leads to situation where scope gets tailored for managing cost and the defect fixation is not that rigorously observed. I agree with you avoiding defects at first place.
regards
Mohan and also
It's true that results can suffer if agile ways of working don't get adequate sponsorship and support within an organization. I work in technology and it seems that too often agile transformation is something driven by IT teams rather than being championed by the whole of business management and executive leadership.
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Mohan Kulkarni PM Specialist| MBK Consultants Pune, Maharashtra State. India, India
May 21, 2020 12:18 PM
Replying to David Portas
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Delivering the real needs of the customer sounds like an issue of prioritisation rather than quality. Presumably the customer gets to decide on the priorities and that ought to include any defect fixes. Avoiding the defects in the first place was the topic of my previous answer in this thread.
Thanks Davis
Regards
Mohan
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Tarun Nair Adoor, Kerala, India
In general the statment from you is true. But this will also depend on the organization culture and learning implementations.
If we want to improve there are ways to improve better quality, by keeping the constraints.
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