Agile Austin Monthly Meeting Feb. 13th - Next Level Agile

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The document discusses next level agility and how organizations can achieve it. It outlines five stages of agility maturity from superficial to fast. Next level agility provides benefits like faster time to value, organizational agility, and quicker validation of ideas. Six practices are presented to help organizations level up: serving customers over stakeholders, using hypotheses over requirements, objective decision making, goal-driven investment, continuous release, and measuring value over velocity. The document concludes by matching each practice to the values it impacts most.

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David Hawks
Agile Trainer and Coach
CEO of Agile Velocity
@austinagile
david@agilevelocity.com
AgileVelocity.com
Accelerate Agility
Transformation | Training | Coaching

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current state of Agility
Superficial Agility Improving Agility Predictable Agility Fast Agility
• Going through the Motions
• Work is Visible
• Silo Development
• Lots of Carryover
• Not Strong PO/ SM
• Retrospectives have meaning
• ScrumMaster is Coach
• Work is Estimated and
velocity being measured
• Swarming and Cross Training
is starting to happen
• Team Identity is being
created
• Carryover is limited
• Team’s have focus (Limiting
WIP)
• Constant team Backlog
Refinement
• Break work down and swarm
• Whole Team Ownership
embracing cross functional
goals
• Cycle Time has been
significantly reduced
• Able to respond to new high
priority and deliver quickly
• Leadership focus on
optimizing the whole
• Urgently resolve
organizational impediments
• Test Automation, Continuous
Integration, DevOps in place
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CURRENT State of Agile BENEFITS
Team Continuous Improvement
Predictability
Faster Time to Market
Increased Visibility

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What Has Happened Since Agile Was Born?
1995 2001 2007 Now2006 2012

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What has Changed?
Rate of Change/
Disruption
Phones, Cloud, DevOps
Competition/
Choice/Options

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NEXT LEVEL AGILE BENEFITS
Faster Time to Value
Organizational Agility
Faster Response to Change
Quicker (In)Validation of Ideas/ Assumptions

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New Manifesto?
We value ________________ over ________________
We value ________________ over ________________
We value ________________ over ________________
We value ________________ over ________________
What do you think Next Level Agility looks like?

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NEXT Level Agile Values
Discovery over Execution
Validated Market Feedback over Quick Stakeholder Feedback
Business Agility over Team Level Agility
Continuous Delivery over Incremental Development
What impedes your organization’s ability to achieve
these higher levels of Agility?

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Top ImPediments
•Mindset Change from Execute on Assumptions to Learn Faster
•Whole Organization/ Leadership Transformation
•Supporting Tech. Infrastructure (Test Automation, CI/CD,
DevOps) in place
•Analytics Combined with Experiment Platform

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6 practices to Level You Up

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Serve Customers vs Stakeholders

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Hypotheses vs Requirements

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Objective Decision Making vs
Subjective Prioritization
Build
Measure
Learn
Minimize time
through
the loop

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Goal Driven Investment vs
Budget/Plan Driven

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Release Continuously vs
Integrate Continuously

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Measure Value vs Velocity

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Practices
1. Serve Customers vs Stakeholders
2. Hypotheses vs Requirements
3. Objective vs Subjective Decision Making
4. Investment vs Budget
5. Continuously Release vs Integrate
6. Measure Value vs Velocity
NEXT LEVEL AGILE Values & Practices
Values
1. Quicker (In)Validation of Ideas
2. Faster Time to Value
3. Organizational Agility
4. Faster Response to Change
For each Practice determine which Value is most Impacted.

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