The document discusses prioritization techniques in agile software development. It covers various techniques like MoSCoW, Kano model, and relative weighting method. It also discusses topics like agile team structure, approaches, methodologies, architectures, automation, and infrastructure used in agile projects. The document provides examples and diagrams to explain the different prioritization techniques.

1. Scrum Prioritization
Techniques
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2. Agenda for Prioritization Technique in Agile
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Analyze the project and Implement agile methodology
in the same
Develop a task prioritization technique for agile
implementation
Implement the task prioritization
technique
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3. Table of
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Project Overview
• Project Details
• Agile Project Team Structure
Our Approach for Agile Software Development
• Goal and Phases
• Methodology
• Architecture
• Automation
• Infrastructure
Prioritization Techniques
• MoSCoW
• Overview
• MoSCoW Matrix
• Kano model
• Overview
• Kano Diagram
• The relative weighting method
• Overview
Key Priorities in Agile Software Development
Agile Software Development Project Cost
Agile Tracking Dashboard
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4. Table of
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Project Overview
Project Details
Agile Project Team Structure

5. Agile Project Details
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The purpose of the following slide is to display project details as it covers the project name, project details , the language in which it has to be developed and the cost of the project.
Project Name ABC App Development for XYZ Company
Project Brief
Managing and developing food blogging application with specialized feature of star rating of
restaurant's and google navigation for the same
Developing
Language
C, C++
Project Cost
$ 7,000
Project
Schedule
Beginning Date –
06 ,March 2020
Expected End Date –
20 ,February 2021

6. Our Agile Team Structure (1/3)
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The purpose of the following slide is to display the agile team structure which includes the C-suite , PMO & Management and delivery teams.
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Exec Sponsor
PMO Office ManagerManager
Team TeamTeam
TeamTeamTeamTeam
C- Suite
PMO & Management
Delivery Teams

7. Our Agile Team Structure (2/3)
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The purpose of the following slide is to display the agile team structure which includes the business owner , scrum master and dev team
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Business Owner
• Name
Dev Team
• Team Member 1
• Team Member 2
• Team Member 3
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Scrum Master
• Name
Product Owner
• Name
Business Owner
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SME
SME
Stakeholder
Scrum
Master
Product
Owner
Dev
Team

8. Our Agile Team Structure (3/3)
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Project Steering Committee
Project Management Team
Corporate/Programme Committee
Senior
User
Executive/
Sponsor
Senior
Supplier
Project
Manager
User
Group
Team
Leader 1
Team
Leader 2
Subject Matter
Expert(SMEs)
The purpose of the following slide is to display the agile team structure which includes the business owner , scrum master and dev team.

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Our Approach for Agile
Software Development
Goal and Phases
Methodology
Architecture
Automation
Infrastructure

10. Our Approach for Agile Software Development
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The following slide covers the project team approach to deliver the agile project as it covers the various stages such as brainstorm, design , development , Quality assurance , deployment and final delivery to client
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Planning
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Design
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Testing & Integration
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Maintenance

11. Goals and Phases of Agile Project Delivery
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The following slide cover the main goals associated to the phases of agile project delivery , these phases can be planning , analysis , design , implementation , testing and maintenance
Implementation
Testing &
Integration
Maintenance
DesignPlanning
Analysis
Methodology Architecture
Methodology &
Technology
Automation &
Infrastructure
Phase
Goals
Methodology Architecture Automation Infrastructure Technology
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methodology that
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requirements
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• Elastic design that
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• Automating
difficult process to
minimize errors
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12. Our Methodology for Agile Software Development
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The purpose of the following slide is to show multiple methodologies for agile project, these methodologies can be waterfall, scrum-fall, Agile and lean
Deliver
Fast
• Waste elimination
• Amplify learning
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Lean
• Requirement
analysis
• Upfront Planning
• Documentation
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Waterfall
• Close Collaboration
• No documentation
• Detailed project
planning
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Scrum-fall or
Water-scrum
• Individual and
interaction
• Automation
• Customer collaboration
Agile/Scrum
Requirements
Upfront

13. Agile Software Development Architecture
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The purpose of the following slide is to show multiple architecture that can be utilized in agile project delivery. These architectures can be mainframe based , client server-based layer based or microservice based
• Autonomous
• Independent
• Small
Microservices
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Mainframe
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Client-server
Monolith
• Re-use logic & data
• Share logic
• Many Dependencies
SOA Layered
Architecture
Logic & Data in
Single System
Reusable Data &
Logic
Distributed Data &
Logic

14. Automation Process in Agile Software Development
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The purpose of the following slide is to show multiple automation processes that can be used , these can be manual testing and deployment, automated + manual testing and complete automated testing
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Manual Testing &
Deployment
Automated
Testing & Manual
Deployment
Automated Testing &
Deployment
• Autonomous
• Independent
• Small
Microservices
• Manual testing
performed by
developers
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All Manual
• Limited Automation
• Manual operation of
automated software's
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Partially
Automated
• Fully Automated
Testing
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Fully Automated

15. Our Infrastructure for Agile Software Development
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The purpose of the following slide is to show infrastructure for the software development project, the main infrastructure can be mainframe, virtual/managed hosting or containerization
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Virtualization
(laas) Containerization
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Containerization,
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Prioritization Techniques
MoSCoW
Overview
MoSCoW Matrix
Kano model
Overview
Kano Diagram
The relative weighting method
Overview

17. Prioritization Techniques that We Can Use
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The purpose of the following slide is to show various models utilized for prioritization in agile project, these models can be MoSCoW , KANO and Relative Weighting Method
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Moscow Prioritization
• M: Must Have
• S: Should Have
• C: Could Have
• W: Won't Have
Kano Model
• Satisfaction
• Functionality
• Indifference
• Threshold attribute
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The Relative Weighting Method
• Feature comparison and providing weighted
average to the same
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Agile
Team

18. MoSCoW Prioritization Technique Overview
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The following slide provides an overview of the MoSCoW prioritization technique in agile . Various activates can be divided in to Must Have, Should Have , Could have and Won’t Have
M Must
Have S Should
Have C Could
Have W Won’t
Have
• Activities listed are
critical and must be
completed on a
prioritization basis
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• Activities listed are
important but not
crucial for delivery
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• Activities listed can
increases general user
experience but are not
that important
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• Features and activities
that can not be
used/completed, hence
have to be eliminated
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19. MoSCoW Prioritization Technique Matrix
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The following slide displays MoSCoW prioritization technique matrix, as it highlights multiple task such as coding etc. these task are categorized into Must Have, Should Have , Could Have and Won't Have
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Have
Should
Have
Could
Have
Won’t
Have
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20. KANO Model Prioritization Technique Overview
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The following slide provides an overview of the KANO prioritization technique in agile . Various activities can be classified into threshold attribute, performance attributes , delight attribute indifferent attribute and reverse attribute
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Basic or Threshold Attribute
• Attributes listed are critical and must be completed on a prioritization basis
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Performance/One dimensional Attributes
• Attributes listed are important but not crucial for delivery
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Delight Attributes
• Attribute listed can increases general user experience but are not that important
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Indifferent Attributes
• Inclusion of such attributes do not have much effect over the overall experience
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Reverse Attributes
• Features and activities that can not be used/completed, hence have to be eliminated
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21. KANO Prioritization Technique Diagram
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The following slide provides an overview of the KANO prioritization technique diagram along with a tabular representation of the multiple tasks and activities that can be classified into various attributes
Basic or Threshold Attribute
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Performance/One dimensional
Attributes
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Delight Attributes
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Indifferent Attributes
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Reverse Attributes
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Category Activities
No
Implementation
Full
Implementation
Excite/ Delight
Attributes
Customer
Dissatisfaction
Customer
Satisfaction
Indifferent
Attributes

22. The Relative Weighting Method for Agile Prioritization
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The following slide provides an overview of the relative weighting prioritization technique in agile . The provided table cover various aspects of the project and categories that can provide benefit , penalty and relative risk for the same
Feature Benefit Add Text Here Total Value Value % Relative Cost Cost % Relative Risk Risk % Priority
Feature set 1 2 10 27% 2 20% 3 17% .73
Feature set 2 3 11 30% 4 40% 6 33% .39
Feature set 3 4 11 30% 3 30% 7 39% .43
Feature set 4 2 5 13% 1 10% 2 11% .62
Total 26 11 37 100% 10 100% 18 100%
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Key Priorities in Agile
Software Development

24. Key Priority Areas in Agile Software Development
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The following slide highlights the various priority task in the project ad it rates them on a scale of 10
Developing main body
Language coding
Layout and designing
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Tasks Priority
Level

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Agile Software
Development Project Cost

26. Agile Software Project Cost
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The following slide covers the cost of the agile software project , these cost can the cost of work hours etc.
Labor Estimate # Units/hrs. Cost/Unit/hrs. Subtotals
Contractor labor estimate xxxx xxxx xxxx
Project team member estimate xxxx xxxx xxxx
Total labor estimate xxxx xxxx xxxx
Function point estimate xxxx xxxx xxxx
External inputs xxxx xxxx xxxx
External interface files xxxx xxxx xxxx
External outputs xxxx xxxx xxxx
External queries xxxx xxxx xxxx
Logical internal tables xxxx xxxx xxxx
Total function points xxxx xxxx xxxx
Java 2 language equivalency value xxxx xxxx xxxx
Source lines of code (SLOC) estimate xxxx xxxx xxxx
Productivity KSLOC Penalty (in months) xxxx xxxx xxxx
Total labor hours (160 hours/month) xxxx xxxx xxxx
Cost/labor hour ($120/hour) xxxx xxxx xxxx
Total function point estimate xxxx xxxx xxxx

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Agile
Tracking Dashboard

28. Agile Software Development Dashboard
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The following slide displays the dashboard for agile software development , the dashboard highlights multiple sprints of the web team, mobile team . Marketing and customer support team
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(Agile Sprint Health Gadget)
Sprint 1 - Web Team
Overall Spirit Progress (Story Points) 0 days left
Time Elapsed Work Complete Scope Changed Blocker Flagged
100% 30% 0% 1 2
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(Agile Sprint Health Gadget)
Sprint 1 - Mobile Team
Overall Spirit Progress (Story Points) 0 days left
Time Elapsed Work Complete Scope Changed Blocker Flagged
100% 21% 0% 0 1
4 19 6
(Agile Sprint Health Gadget)
Sprint 2 - Marketing
Overall Spirit Progress (Story Points) 9 days left
Time Elapsed Work Complete Scope Changed Blocker Flagged
0% 0% 0% 0 0
20 6
(Agile Sprint Health Gadget)
Sprint 1 - Customer Support
Overall Spirit Progress (Story Points) 0 days left
Time Elapsed Work Complete Scope Changed Blocker Flagged
100% 54% 0% 0 0
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