1. Gamify your route to live
@stephenmounsey

2. Level 1 - Fun
Is anybody's work trying to make their environment more fun?
Why are they doing that?

3. Level 2 - Gamification
Gamification is the application of game-design elements and game principles in non-game context
Wikipedia
Gamification is the concept of applying game mechanics and game design techniques to engage and motivate people to achieve their goals.
Gartner
Points
Badges
Leaderboards

4. Gamification

6. Level 2 (Boss) - Examples
Strava
Education
Map my run
Story points
Customer services
Nectar points
Air miles

7. Level 3 – My Story Environment Problems Stability Performance
Speed of provisioning
Reliability
Queues forming
High tenancy – ball of mud

8. Lead changing environment behaviours
Environments Scrum focused around usage of environments and queues
Measured queues and switching options
Lack of collaboration and knowledge sharing
Boring stand up

9. Badges
Testing - pyramid, exploratory testing sessions, performance testing, performance monitoring
Easy to get to start with harder guidelines for some badges based around specific behaviours
Exploratory testing
Code Reviews

10. Badges Tooling – Source control, CI Jenkins
Easy to get to start with harder guidelines for some badges based around specific behaviours
Exploratory testing
Code Reviews

11. Badges Deployment – one click, octopus, blue/green, Drift
Easy to get to start with harder guidelines for some badges based around specific behaviours
Exploratory testing
Code Reviews

12. Badges
Environments – Self service, No live data, Tear down and recreate
Easy to get to start with harder guidelines for some badges based around specific behaviours
Exploratory testing
Code Reviews

13. Badges Process – Code reviews, Walking skeleton, Presenter
Easy to get to start with harder guidelines for some badges based around specific behaviours
Exploratory testing
Code Reviews

14. Other Change Patterns Do food Change the name Meta communities formed
Current vs Desired

15. 3 Slides Why, purpose, the mission Now, Current Route to Live
Future, Where we want to go
Questions
Where are you now, and don’t lie?
Where do you want to be?

16. Results Knowledge Sharing Cross Polination over standardisation
Meta communities
Behaviour change
Sense of the possible

17. Level 4 – Games for Learning
Yes and/No because
Red Ball
Photo
Dysfunctional Scrum
Agile coin flip game
Dev Ops Ball Game
Games for learning

18. Level 5 - Summary Fun/games for learning/ gamification
Other change patterns are available
Gamification - Gamification is the application of game-design elements and game principles in non-game contexts
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