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Planning – Agile Style

Learn how Agile style iterations simplify planning with flexibility, feedback, and avoiding technical risks and debts. Understand user stories, technical stories, and planning poker for a successful agile development process. Discover the benefits of iteration 0 and high-quality practices in Agile project management.

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Planning – Agile Style

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  1. Planning – Agile Style All kinds of iterations!

  2. How iterations simplify planning • 3 main ways? • Flexibility – change when you discover issues • Know where problems are before committing • It’s easier than up-front planning • Feedback to customer • Lets them changer their mind • But – need to avoid “looming technical risk” • Dodging “technical debt” – like building the DB

  3. Visibility of iterations… • Difficult to explain to the customer: • Developer Skills • Technologies • Integration

  4. What’s a user story look like? “The medium is the message.” - McLuhan

  5. How about big, messy stories? How about technical stories? • “A script will migrate the old database to the new system.”

  6. How about things we discover they need? “In planning a product, however, some items that need to be delivered may not sound – at least to customers or product managers – as though they provide direct benefit.” Client wants children to be main users For safety, they’ll all need to have short hair To guarantee that, our system better provide the haircuts!

  7. Remember planning poker?

  8. Remember the Business Analyst?

  9. High quality ≠ More elaborate

  10. Iteration 0 • Anticipation vsadaptation • See Highsmith’s presentation at http://agile2009.agilealliance.org/files/session_pdfs/Agile_2009_Release_Planning_Handouts.pdf, Slides 13 – 15.

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