How Product Management Must Change To Enable the Agile Enterprise
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1 How Product Management Must Change To Enable the Agile Enterprise Catherine Connor Agile Product Manager Copyright , Rally Software Development Corp
2 Why Are We Here? 2
3 About Me Agile Product Manager at Rally Software Rally Product Manager and Rally Support Manager Product Marketing Director at Rally Software Rally Enterprise Product Manager at Borland Software Borland CaliberRM Requirements Management Evangelist at IBM Rational Rational RequisitePro and Rational Rose Education MS in Biomedical Engineering Case Western Reserve University BS in Biomedical Engineering Université de Technologie de Compiègne 3
4 Rally by the Numbers 4
5 How Rally Helps Product Managers Agile thought leadership Agile Product Management forum Agile industry experts Services Training & coaching from experts Agile Product Owner Workshop Tools Certified Scrum Product Owner Training Rally Enterprise Agile project management Integrated requirement, defect and test management Rally Product Manager Prioritize backlog with CRM data Share feature/release status to internal stakeholders Rally Support Manager Customer support to development transparency 5
6 Today s Topics The Product Management Move to Agile Why should product managers embrace Agile? How does the product managers role change with Agile? Agile Product Management What are the agile product manager s key responsibilities? How can a product group organize to support agile needs? How do you effectively prioritize a product backlog? Crucial Agile Product Manager Skills Q&A 6
7 Why should Product Managers embrace Agile? Copyright , Rally Software Development Corp
8 Reasons to Embrace Agile Improve responsiveness to customer needs Gain superior project visibility Increase team collaboration Improve software quality When we started with agile, I was concerned it might be a less disciplined method for development. In reality, it s more disciplined, and provides more accountability. Paul Beavers, BMC Software 8
9 Going Agile Brings GREAT Benefits 93% increased productivity 1 88% increased quality 1 83% improved stakeholder satisfaction 1 49% reduced costs 1 66% three-year, risk-adjusted return on investment 2 Reasons for Agile adoption include: 47% to better manage project scope 3 45% to creating clear business requirements 3 40% to speed or better predict time to market 3 1 Agile Methodologies: Survey Results, by Shine Technologies, 2003; 2 Forrester Research, 2004; 3 Agile 2006 Survey Results and Analysis, by Digital Focus, October
10 Agile Product Manager: a Better Life More control of release content More visible progress More team empowerment Less waste Less finger pointing Less anxiety 10
11 Agile: The Business Drives the Software 11
12 How does Product Management change with Agile? Copyright , Rally Software Development Corp
13 What s Not Changing (Much) Product management still the glue between strategy and execution Market analysis Pricing and packaging Product strategy Sales enablement Channel enablement 13
14 Agile Manifesto Statement of Values We are uncovering better ways of developing software by doing it and helping others do it. Through this work we have come to value: Individuals and interactions over processes and tools Working software over comprehensive documentation Customer collaboration over contract negotiation Responding to change over following a plan That is, while there is value in the items on the right, we value the items on the left more. Reference: agilemanifesto.org 14
15 The Agile Paradigm Shift Waterfall Agile Fixed Requirements Resources Time VALUE driven PLAN driven Estimated Resources Time Features The plan creates cost/schedule estimates Release themes and feature intent drive estimates 15
16 Traditional Software Development Long, Large, Linear, Late Time to Market 12 to 36 Months Lifecycle Define Code Test Deploy Deliverables MRD PRD Tech spec Code Test plan Funct test Doc Train Data Silos Proprietary Point Solutions 16
17 Agile Software Development Iterate, Increment and Innovate Time to Market 1 to 6 months Waterfall 12 to 36 months Lifecycle Waterfall test Waterfall deploy Deliverables Working, tested code on short cycles Waterfall documentation Integrated Management Solutions Open Engineering Platform 17
18 Most Noticeable Changes Agile product management is part of the development team More releases to manage Intense focus on customer value Frequent user validations Tester mentality Trusted relationships More daily involvement with dev team Ranked requirement priorities 18
19 Backlog : Ranked List of Stories/Defects 19
20 PRD in the Agile World Release Backlog Story Card A Story Card B Story Card C Story Card D Story Card Plan Review Fixed Resources Define Fixed Time (Iteration) Develop Accept 20
21 Compare & Contrast Product Management Task Traditional Project Agile Project Create product roadmap No predictability Some predictability Incorporate customer needs Start of release On-going Document requirements Detailed Limited discussions Coarse Lots of discussions Prioritize requirements Start of project Every iteration MoSCoW Ranked Validate requirements N/A (QA) Acceptance criteria Customer validation Assess release progress Status reports Workable software Assess release date Defect trends Fixed date Manage requirement changes Hard to accommodate Every iteration 21
22 Today s Topics The Product Management Move to Agile Why should product managers adopt Agile? How does the product managers role change with Agile? Agile Product Management What are the agile product manager s key responsibilities? How can a product group organize to support agile needs? How do you effectively prioritize a product backlog? Crucial Agile Product Manager Skills Q&A 22
23 What are the Agile Product Manager s key responsibilities? Copyright , Rally Software Development Corp
24 Planning from First Step to Horizon 24
25 The Five Levels of Planning Product Vision drives Roadmap Roadmap sets Release dates and features Release plan sets Iteration stories Release 1 Release 2 Release 3 Sprint 1 Sprint 2 Sprint 3 Sprint 4 Iteration plan locks development tasks Task 1 Task 2 Task 3 Task n Daily stand-ups share task status & remaining work Individual daily workplan Individual daily workplan What s left to do? 25
26 Get a Rhythm with Multiple Cadences Roadmap Release Iteration Project initiation 26
27 Product Management Iteration Cadence Stand-up Stand-up Stand-up Stand-up Stand-up Iteration Planning: Stories Identify features for next iteration Requirements meetings Requirements meetings Iteration Planning: Tasks Conceptual model/arch - future iterations Assist with design Monitor progress, accept stories Monitor progress, accept stories Monitor progress, accept stories Monitor progress, accept stories Assist with acceptance tests Assist with acceptance tests Assist with acceptance tests Assist with acceptance tests Assist with acceptance tests Update current reqs/stories Update current reqs/stories Update current reqs/stories Update current reqs/stories Update current reqs/stories Stand-up Stand-up Stand-up Stand-up Stand-up New stories, reqs for next GUI prototypes for next Get gross-level estimates iteration iteration Help write tests next iteration Monitor progress, accept stories Monitor progress, accept stories Monitor progress, accept stories Monitor progress, accept stories Updates to reqs, rankings based on demo. Assist with acceptance tests Assist with acceptance tests Assist with acceptance tests Assist with acceptance tests Demo/Review Update reqs/stories Update reqs/stories Update reqs/stories Update reqs/stories Retrospective Activity Legend Team Future Iteration Current Iteration Past Iteration 27
28 Ack! I m all alone! 28
29 How can a Product Group organize to fulfill Agile roles & responsibilities? Copyright , Rally Software Development Corp
30 Scrum Product Owner 30
31 When the Product Owner Can t Do it All Strategic / external focus Product (Marketing) Manager Available to non-dev stakeholders Tactical / internal focus Product Owner Fully available to the Dev Team Communication outside the Dev team Collect and validate customer needs Promote the product internally and externally Identify market needs & events Track market and technology trends Define pricing and packaging Sales and channel enablement Create product roadmap Identify features & benefits Communication inside the Dev Team Voice of the Customer for the Dev Team Attend release planning, iteration demos Prioritize backlog Attend iteration planning Write stories (and acceptance criteria) Approve stories Attend daily standup meetings 31
32 How do you effectively prioritize a product backlog? Copyright , Rally Software Development Corp
33 Goal: Deliver Fewer Features Faster Features and functions used in a typical system Often or always used: 20 % Sometimes 16% Rarely 19% Often 13% Never 45% Always 7% Focus on the 36% that matter to users Rarely or never used: 64 % Standish Group Study Reported at XP2002 by Jim Johnson, Chairman 2004 Poppendieck.LLC 33
34 Finding Your #1 Priority 34
35 Lots of Items...How Do You Prioritize? 35
36 Prioritization Attributes Competition Value Strategy Value Revenue Value User/Stakeholder Value 36
37 CRM Systems: An Untapped Potential Rally Software has a nice integration between their tools, designed to support Agile CRM development Untapped teams, and the Salesforce Potential CRM system.. Very slick, particularly in how this example shows the value of integrating CRM with other things. As of today, CRM has a lot of untapped potential. - Tom Grant, Forrester Research (Oct 2008) 37
38 Staying In Touch With All Customer Needs CRM = Customer Relationship Management Agile = Customer Value Delivery Learn more about your customers and their behavior Develop long lasting relationships with your customers Include customer on the team Deliver customer value CRM Agile ALM CRM initiatives often fail because implementation was limited to software installation without providing the appropriate motivations for employees to learn, provide input, and take full advantage of the information systems Avoid the four perils of CRM". Harvard Business Review 38
39 Leveraging CRM Data for Prioritization
40 Rally Product Manager (for Salesforce.com) 40
41 Today s Topics The Product Management Move to Agile Why should product managers adopt Agile? How does the product managers role change with Agile? Agile Product Management What are the agile product manager s key responsibilities? How can a product group organize to support agile needs? How do you effectively prioritize a product backlog? Crucial Agile Product Manager Skills Q&A 41
42 Crucial Agile Product Manager Skills Focus on customer value Select a backlog prioritization scheme Identify the most important feature to build Learn to cut features in chunks Be available to your team Validate completed stories ASAP Make decisions Delay decisions 42
43 Hungry For More Information? 43
44 Today s Topics The Product Management Move to Agile Why should product managers adopt Agile? How does the product managers role change with Agile? Agile Product Management What are the agile product manager s key responsibilities? How can a product group organize to support agile needs? How do you effectively prioritize a product backlog? Crucial Agile Product Manager Skills Q&A 44
45 Questions and Answers Catherine Connor Copyright , Rally Software Development Corp
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