reinventing program management - scaled agile
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Reinventing Program ManagementShifting towards Lean-Agile
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Debbie BreyBoeing Agile COE LeaderAssociate Technical Fellow, iSPCT
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Where do Lean-Agile Transformations start?
Conceive Design Realize Service
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Chaos and Complexity have become the new norm
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Cynefin (kuh-NEV-in) Framework
Developed by Dave Snowden https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynefin_framework
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There is not a single simplistic approach that works
NR = Non-RecurringPrecedence-Based Product Development = ToC, CCPM, SAFe, …
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Designing the Program TransformationWhere are you today?
What constraints exist?Where would you like to be?
Schedule and stage-gate driven development
Baselined, predefined requirements
Command and control decision making
Structured and planned delivery
Validation of competed product
Focus on leveraging expertise Focus on learning
Early validation through stakeholder participation
Frequent delivery and feedback
Empowered teams, end-to-end responsibility
Customer-focused and prioritized emergent backlog
Iterative and incremental development
People organized in functional silos
People organized around value delivery
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Vision
Roadmap
Lean-Agile Approaches for Scheduling and Planning
EconomicFramework
Flexible Requirements
FixedRequirements
Based on Learning
Cadence-based Learning Cycles
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Release 1.0 Release 1.1
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Incorporate Integrated, Holistic Risk Management
Visual Work Management
Prioritization
Set-based engineering
Architectural runway
Collaborative, cross-functional organizational learning and planning
Small batch sizes
Levels of planning
Running the program and managing the risks are the same thing.
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Shifting toward Product Development Flow
Principles of Product Development FlowBy Don Reinertsen
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Change the Measures from Outputs to Outcomes
Vision
Objectives and Key Results (OKRs)
PI Objectives
Iteration Goals
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Continued Studies and Experiments
What must be true for a PM to have a “Perfect Day”?
Some key “jobs to be done” remain a constant for Program Managers to attend to:
Any management framework must adapt to the environment of the work to be done…
… such that a PM can do these jobs with greater ease and greater confidence of obtaining the desired outcomes than other choices.
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Join me at the Meet the SpeakerSession!Please refer to the agenda for scheduled times
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Participate in polling, post comments, and rate sessions
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References Cynefin Framework:
- “A Leader’s Framework for Decision Making”, HBR 11/2007, Snowden and Boone
- Video Introduction to Cynefin, Dave Snowden https://cognitive-edge.com/videos/cynefin-framework-introduction/
Critical Chain Project Management:
- “Critical Chain” by Eli Goldratt
- Critical Chain Project Management by Larry Leach
- “The Critical Chain Implementation Handbook” by David Updegrove
Scaled Agile Framework
- https://scaledagileframework.com
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Thank you!