Scaled Agile Framework
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This document provides an overview of the Scaled Agile Framework (SAF), which is a proven knowledge base for implementing agile practices at an enterprise scale. The SAF combines agile methodologies like Lean, Scrum, and Kanban. It has been successfully applied in programs with 50-100 people and in large enterprises with thousands of developers. The document discusses SAF roles, responsibilities, artifacts, and the Jira workflow used. It provides various resources for learning more about the SAF methodology.
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Scaled Agile Framework
- 1. 1 SCALED AGILE FRAMEWORK OVERVIEW & JIRA WORKFLOW Author: Christopher GrantPublished 5/2013
- 3. 3 SCALED AGILE FRAMEWORK § THE SCALED AGILE FRAMEWORK IS A PROVEN KNOWLEDGE BASE FOR IMPLEMENTING AGILE PRACTICES AT ENTERPRISE SCALE § IT HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY APPLIED IN PROGRAMS OF ONLY 50-100 PEOPLE, AND IN ENTERPRISES EMPLOYING THOUSANDS OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS. § SAFE COMBINES A MIX OF AGILE METHODOLOGIES AND PRACTICES
- 4. 4 ADVICE § READ UP ON SAFE § VISIT THE INTERACTIVE SITE § LOTS OF RESOURCES § SOUND PRINCIPLES § CASE STUDIES § TYPICAL CHALLENGES § RECIPES § LOTS OF SCIENCE & DATA
- 5. 5 AGILE METHODOLOGIES § LEAN § 5 Principles & 7 Wastes § SCRUM § Backlog & Iterations, Value Based § Feedback, Cadence, Smaller Batches § KANBAN § Continuous flow, Value Based § WIP constraints, Pull
- 7. 7 WORKFLOW
- 8. 8 ROLES, RESPONSIBILITIES & ARTIFACTS InvestmentThemes - Drive Strategic Direction - Basis for funding and resourcing Ideas & Briefs - Ideas aligned with InvestmentThemes become Briefs - Briefs are elaborated and approved for execution - Turn into Epics or Features based on size Epics - Spans Releases - Contains 1 or more Features - Not Implementable - Not Testable Features - Fits in a Release - Contains 1 or more Stories - Not Directly Implementable - AreTestable Stories - Fits in an Iteration - Directly Implemented byTeam - AreTestable Portfolio Management Program Management Product Owner & Agile Team
- 9. 9 FLOW Funnel Analysis TeamRelease Portfolio Management Program Management Product Owner & Agile Team
- 10. 10 JIRA WORKFLOW
- 12. 12 BREAK
- 13. 13 APPENDIX