Topic Title: Agile Transformation – Challenges and Experiences
Initiator: Swati Chintada, Prashanth Prasannathirtha
Participants: Jane Fox, Prachi Jain, Oral Ashley, Amit Bathia, Craig Johnson, Nicole Stuart, Susan Shapiro, Cindy Coventry, Bennis Griffith, Albin Sautiago, Cristina Lirano, Travis Thompson
Discussion Highlights:
- What are the challenges faced during waterfall to agile transformation?
- large organizations with traditional practices and culture
- service organization; not product oriented
- Challenges:
- client expectation of quick turn around as this is agile!
- lack of fully engaged product owner
- funding projects instead of people (or teams)
- multiple dependencies for large products
- managing work of shared services
- Transformation approach
- cold turkey
- needs support from top leadership
- may cause lot of disruption at various levels
- incremental adoption
- baby steps
- build trust and people as part of transformation
- start with hybrid approach
- Some recommendations:
- use scaling approaches for collaboration if there are too many dependencies
- manage shared services work by adding their work in your product backlog
- engage QA sooner and make them part of team as soon as possible
- use agile for non IT work in the organization. For ex – HT, Finance, Marketing etc
- use relevant metrics
- to measure value delivered rather than how much work has been done
- don’t use metrics that would be counter productive to team or overall org
- create safe environment to innovate, fail, speak-up
- create self organized teams
- documentation
- move from outdated and out of sync documentation to living documentation
- move from hard to search project specific doc to product level documentation
- capture as much technical information and design design decisions along with code
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