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There is debate agile practices in projects, organization and teams and execution. How is the speed when we go up the level to a portfolio? You can apply agile practices in the management of a program? And how is the role of the PMO? You can adapt it to the reality of an agile scenario?
When the enterprise is compelled to be adaptive, who is supposed to orchestrate an agile way of working? Enter the Agile Portfolio Manager.
Have you already been practicing Agile methods but wondering how you can take Agile and Lean methods to the Portfolio Level? Does your organization approve too many projects without understanding capacity? do you ‘push’ and multi-task several projects at the same time using the same team members? This webinar will serve as a foundation for exploring how Agile and Lean methods can apply at the portfolio level and why the concept of stable teams is critical to your success. We will cover the Agile/Lean Portfolio Lifecycle diagram and discuss why moving to a ‘Lean’ Portfolio Planning and Execution approach is necessary. This webinar is first of a series of 4-5 webinars that will be delivered in 2013. Next webinar will dig deeper into Strategic Visioning, Building the Portfolio Backlog and Idea Qualification
In our previous webinar we discussed the Portfolio Planning Lifecycle using creative Kanban walls to visualize the Planning and Execution steps. Through this webinar, we will dig deeper into Strategic Visioning, Building the Portfolio Backlog and Idea Qualification. These critical initial steps are the foundation for creating a ranked backlog that aligns to concrete strategic goals. We'll also some of the important Agile Qualification filters you should consider before 'approving' a project and why you should consider discontinuing the use of 'Go/No Go' terminology!
This webinar will cover the very important, yet commonly rushed, initial phases of an Agile (or non-Agile) Project. We will walk through Idea Qualification and Project Initiation where we take the business idea through several activities to justify the project value, define clear measures for completion, determine alternative solutions and evaluate if the project is really worth proceeding with or not. If you are looking for some new and fresh ideas to improve your existing practices then this workshop is for you!
How are processes developed today and where does the customer fall within your processes? Is the customer simply a participant in your internal processes, or is her desired outcome your focus? Do you use automation to facilitate design and adherence? What about collaboration with the employees who know the processes the best; those performing the work? In this video lecture, we describe Agile Process Design and why this approach is important to both Project Managers (part of the deliverables) and Business Analysts (focus on needs). Explicit approaches will be highlighted in this webinar, including examples of how processes are designed in an agile way.
Product management is often a murky role: poorly understood and inconsistently practiced across tech companies – and often confused with program and project management. Yet done well, product management is a driver of market success and effective development.
Agile Project Management requires some additional skills to be possessed by an Agile Project Manager. It does not only involve managerial skills but also requires more team-oriented and leadership skills. Agile Development is a value-driven model with focus on outcomes unlike traditional approaches which are plan-driven in nature and based on output.
During this webinar we will cover how you can use Story Points to measure the complexity of each story then develop an initial estimate of the team’s velocity to create a rough iteration schedule.
We will discuss 4 techniques for slicing EPICs into smaller deliverables and also share how you can use Business Value Points for prioritizing features. Whether you’re doing Agile or not, you will absolutely walk away with tips to help you improve your current requirements approach
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