“What is the Culture Like Here?” (Typography at 20 px) (Color
“What is the Culture Like Here?” (Typography at 20 px) (Color
“What is the Culture Like Here?” (Typography at 20 px) (Color
“What is the Culture Like Here?” (Typography at 20 px) (Color
“What is the Culture Like Here?” (Typography at 20 px) (Color
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The product owner was originally skeptical going into training, but she is clearly a fan now, stating that it is “totally worth it” to do ATDD.
Her thoughts were mostly about the effects of the workflow changes. Automated testing was more of an after-thought. She could clearly see and articulate the benefits of simply implementing the workflow change associated with ATDD. She said that one day of ATDD specific training, plus a half day of coaching, plus a committed team is all you need to get going.
Benefits she cited included:
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The developer and tester unit can estimate change effort in story points using the same technique as for business value as an alternative to story point poker.
A change’s business value estimate divided by the estimated effort yields “Rough Return on Investment” or “Bang for the Buck” (BB). It is a rough guide to the relative return on investment. It can provide another input when the customer unit makes decisions as to what changes to develop.
If changes are developed in a BB sequence (high BB valued changes completed first), then the return per effort spent will decrease over time (as shown in the later iterations in the previous chart). At some point, this return will decrease below that of another project. The current project should be terminated. Not because the project is a failure, but because it no longer provides the best use of resources.
For financial-oriented individuals, the total return on a project (dollars saved or revenue earned) can be divided by the total business value for all changes. The result is the dollars per business point.
A releasable change may have one or more developable changes which can be created independently.
You may allocate the business value for a releasable change to developable changes to show progress. But the business value is not actually realized until the entire change is released.
Note that these developable changes may have business understood acceptance tests or developer-only acceptance tests (e.g. developer stories, enabling stories, or technical customer changes).
If you use Minimum Marketable Features (MMFs), that is the best place to do business value estimation –since every story in an MMF has to be completed before the business value is achieved (otherwise, the Minimum Marketable Feature is not the minimum).
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If you use Minimum Marketable Features (MMFs), that is the best place to do business value estimation –since every story in an MMF has to be completed before the business value is achieved (otherwise, the Minimum Marketable Feature is not the minimum).
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In the EXTERNAL box: Padding-Outside-Box { padding: .5em; }
In the INTERNAL box: White-Frame-Internal-Box { box-shadow: inset 0 0 0 2px #fff; padding: 2em 2em 1em 2em }
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If you use Minimum Marketable Features (MMFs), that is the best place to do business value estimation –since every story in an MMF has to be completed before the business value is achieved (otherwise, the Minimum Marketable Feature is not the minimum).
If you use Minimum Marketable Features (MMFs), that is the best place to do business value estimation –since every story in an MMF has to be completed before the business value is achieved (otherwise, the Minimum Marketable Feature is not the minimum).
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If you use Minimum Marketable Features (MMFs), that is the best place to do business value estimation –since every story in an MMF has to be completed before the business value is achieved (otherwise, the Minimum Marketable Feature is not the minimum).
If you use Minimum Marketable Features (MMFs), that is the best place to do business value estimation –since every story in an MMF has to be completed before the business value is achieved (otherwise, the Minimum Marketable Feature is not the minimum).
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Nariman is program director of IBM Cloud PMO Strategic Programs. Nariman’s experience spans leadership roles in various software portfolios as Performance Management, software defined storage and cloud platforms, in Egypt, Canada and the US.
She has also been an agile champion and transformation lead at IBM for the last 15 years.
Nariman is also a holder of master’s in engineering management and is both PMP and PMI-ACP certified. She is also an IBM trained coach.
www.linkedin.com/in/nariman-nasef/
Nariman is program director of IBM Cloud PMO Strategic Programs. Nariman’s experience spans leadership roles in various software portfolios as Performance Management, software defined storage and cloud platforms, in Egypt, Canada and the US.
She has also been an agile champion and transformation lead at IBM for the last 15 years.
Nariman is also a holder of master’s in engineering management and is both PMP and PMI-ACP certified. She is also an IBM trained coach.
www.linkedin.com/in/nariman-nasef/
Nariman is program director of IBM Cloud PMO Strategic Programs. Nariman’s experience spans leadership roles in various software portfolios as Performance Management, software defined storage and cloud platforms, in Egypt, Canada and the US.
She has also been an agile champion and transformation lead at IBM for the last 15 years.
Nariman is also a holder of master’s in engineering management and is both PMP and PMI-ACP certified. She is also an IBM trained coach.
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She has also been an agile champion and transformation lead at IBM for the last 15 years.
Nariman is also a holder of master’s in engineering management and is both PMP and PMI-ACP certified. She is also an IBM trained coach.
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Nariman is program director of IBM Cloud PMO Strategic Programs. Nariman’s experience spans leadership roles in various software portfolios as Performance Management, software defined storage and cloud platforms, in Egypt, Canada and the US.
She has also been an agile champion and transformation lead at IBM for the last 15 years.
Nariman is also a holder of master’s in engineering management and is both PMP and PMI-ACP certified. She is also an IBM trained coach.
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Jeff helps organizations build better products and executives build the cultures that build better products. He is the co-author of the award-winning books “Lean UX,” “Sense & Respond” and “Forever Employable.”
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Most recently Jeff co-founded Sense & Respond Press, a publishing house for practical business books for busy executives. Jeff used to work in the circus a long time ago
Most recently Jeff co-founded Sense & Respond Press, a publishing house for practical business books for busy executives. Jeff used to work in the circus a long time ago
Most recently Jeff co-founded Sense & Respond Press, a publishing house for practical business books for busy executives. Jeff used to work in the circus a long time ago
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Most recently Jeff co-founded Sense & Respond Press, a publishing house for practical business books for busy executives. Jeff used to work in the circus a long time ago
Most recently Jeff co-founded Sense & Respond Press, a publishing house for practical business books for busy executives. Jeff used to work in the circus a long time ago
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