AGILE METHOD

for Digital Product

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 The Agile Roadmap
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 The Agile Release Planner
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 The Agile Project Planner

Project Name Product Release Task Name Responsible Start End Days Status
Project Manager AJ
Sprint 1 AJ 9/3 9/13 10 Complete
Project Deliverable
Feature 1 FM 9/3 9/7 4 Complete
Scope Statement:
  Feature 2 NA 9/7 9/12 5 Complete
Feature 3 LK 9/9 9/13 4 Overdue
Start Date 3-Sep
Sprint 2 AJ 9/16 9/24 8 In progress
End Date 5-Oct
Overall Progress 20% Feature 4 FM 9/16 9/17 1 In progress
Feature 5 NA 9/17 9/21 4 Not started
Feature 6 AJ 9/22 9/24 2 Not started
Sprint 3 FM 9/25 10/5 10 Not started
Feature 7 NA 9/25 9/29 4 Not started
Feature 8 LK 9/24 10/2 8 Not started
Feature 9 AJ 10/2 10/5 3 Not started
 The Agile Manifesto

Measure of progress through working

Satisfy the customer
project

Welcome changing requirements Promote sustainable development

Continuous attention to
Deliver working software frequently 12 technical excellence
Principles
Collaborate daily of Agile Simplicity is essential

Motivated individuals Self-organizing teams

Regularly reflect on
Face-to-face conversation
continuous improvements
 Delivery Speed
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Revenue
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Customer Experience Teams
Identifies all the experiences that could
significantly affect external and internal
customer decisions, behaviours, and
satisfaction
Taxonomy of Teams
Business Process Teams
Examines the relationships among these
experiences and key business processes to
reduce overlapping responsibilities and
increase collaboration between process teams
and customer experience teams
Technology Systems Teams
focuses on developing technology
systems to improves the processes that
will support customer experience
teams
 Transition Sequence

Availability
of people

Budget
limitations

Strategic
importance Risk
levels

Cost of
delays

Return on
investment
 Agile Process

Agile method proposes an increment and iterative approach to software design.

BUDGET

Strategy & Recommendations Development & Coding Strategy & Recommendations Development & Coding

Handoff to Dev

Handoff to Dev
AI / Wire Fire Testing & Validation AI / Wire Fire Testing & Validation

Visual Design & Copy Deployment Visual Design & Copy Deployment

A A A
B B Features B
Features Planned Features Developed Features Planned
C C Developed C
D D D
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TIME
 Waterfall Vs. Agile
Part of Contract Flexible

Traditional Projects (Waterfall) Agile Projects

Scope Costs Time

Fixed

DRIVEN
PLAN
DRIVEN
Estimated

VALUE

Costs Time Scope

The plan create cost/ Schedule estimates Software release themes and features determine the
time and cost estimate
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