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An Agile maturity model for organizations

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. 1 Introduction to maturity models

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. What is a maturity model?

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Why a maturity model? Understand current capability Understand what future capability is possible Understand what is needed to achieve higher maturity

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Features of a strong maturity model Easy to observe Measured objectively Broad and consistent

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Types of maturity models Team OrganizationProcess Person

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Person maturity models

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Team maturity model Tuckman model

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Process maturity model CMMI

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Agile maturity models

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Agile incorporates CMMI features

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Agile is people-centric (not process-centric) “Individuals and interactions over processes and tools”

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Agile maturity models TeamOrganization Person

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. 2 The Agile maturity for organizations

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Agile maturity model levels

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. LevelCoverage The Agile enterprise0 to 100% Portfolio management0 to 100% Program management0 to 100% Teams0 to 100% Agile maturity model coverage

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Agile maturity model types of work Different types of work The value stream

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. The model

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. 3 Level 1: Project focus

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Level 1: Project focus (pre-agile) Resource pool Work group

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Level 1: Individual unit of production Person is the unit of production Workgroup capacity is increased by adding “resources” Work groupResource pool

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Level 1: Work group cost model Workload Completed Work Start up Shut down waste

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Projects are cost centers Individuals are allocated to projects Temporary work groups Individuals are costs Individuals are “standard parts” Level 1: The workgroup Value = lower unit labor cost

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. 4 Level 2: Agile teams

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Level 2: Teams vs. workgroups Work groupAgile team

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Level 2: Persistent teams Re-assignment

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Level 2: Team is unit of production

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Level 2: Agile team cost model Workload Completed Work Minimal Start up Minimal shut down Shorter time to complete

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Level 2: Agile team summary Value = Return on team investment New capabilities: increased throughput quicker response higher quality

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. 5 Level 3: Agile program management

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Level 3: Agile program management

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Level 3: Agile program management Value = early & frequent release (reduced cost of delay) New capabilities: Multi-project integration Early & frequent release Features by business value Start fast/fail fast

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. 6 Level 4: Agile portfolio management

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Level 4: Agile portfolio

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Level 4: Agile portfolio management Value = overall portfolio return & market responsiveness New capabilities: Investment planning Incremental funding Governance by risk type

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. 7 Level 5: The Agile enterprise

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Level 5: The Agile enterprise

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Level 5: The Agile enterprise Value = Brand & enterprise equity, internal alignment, employee satisfaction, fixed-cost reduction New capabilities: New market penetration Collaborative corporate culture Distributed leadership Scalable operations

Copyright © 2013 SolutionsIQ. All rights reserved. Questions