5. OUR approach
SUPPORT
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MANAGERS
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6. OUR actions
Training & Coaching
Internal Drivers – Agile Evangelists
Individual Goals encouraging Agile Adoption
Focus on 360 Agile
Organization KPI - Defining Agile Maturity steps
Knowing Ourselves
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7. Training & coaching
› Mandatory Agile Training for all in the organization
› Continuous Agile refreshers for everybody
› Encourage Participation and contribution in Agile Conferences
› Close association & engagement with Industry experts/consultants
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8. Agile evangelists
› Created Internal Agile champions
– Available for any support to the teams
– Focusing on reinforcing Agile practices
in teams
– Spreading and sharing good Agile
practices across organization and
teams (cross team pollination)
› Self driven Community of Practices
(CoP) across Agile roles
› Role Model in different Agile roles
identified & recognized
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9. goals FOR Agile
MINDSET
› Individual Performance goals
aligned to Agile
– Helping in promoting Agile Practices
– Changing Mindset
– Pushing the Team First spirit
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10. FOCUS on 360 agile
Human Process Technical
aspects aspects aspects
› Introduction of Agile roles › Agile practices – › S/W Craftsmanship
› Redefining existing roles Standup, Retrospection practices
in line with Agile practices › Prioritized Product and › Continuous Integration
› Peer feedbacks Iteration Backlogs › Fast Feedback
› Being accountable › Test Automation
› Focus on Empowered › Pair Programming
teams › Test Driven Development
TRANSFORMING THE ORGANIZATION’S DNA
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11. Defining agile maturity
› Created Tools and templates to assess Agile maturity
› Regular Retrospection at Team and Organizational level
› Periodic reporting as part of the Organization wide KPIs
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12. KNOWING ourselves
Agile Assessment 2011: Q1 to Q4 Assessment Scores Trend
› Radiators to visualize Agile 130
Q4 Score
Q3 Score
Practices 120
Q2 Score
Q1 Score
110
– Dash-boards; Digital Signage/ 100
Screens 90
– Snapshots 80
70
– Results: Velocity, Assessments, FE Online IVR MINSAT CRS AS CCN SUF
Continuous Integration
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13. Results: OUR Success
so FAR Agile Assessment 2011: Q1 to Q4 Assessment Scores Trend
Q4 Score
130 Q3 Score
Q2 Score
› Agile Driven 120 Q1 Score
Development for the past 110
3 years 100
90
80
› Agile Maturity showing 70
FE Online IVR MINSAT CRS AS CCN SUF
increasing trend
Human Centric (Graph 2)
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roles (Scrum master, PO) 6
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14. summary
SUPPORT
Role of a
Reinforce leader
TRANSFORMING
CULTURE
ENCOURAGE
AGILE IS NOT A DECISION BUT A JOURNEY THAT LEADERS
NEED TO TRAVERSE WITH THE TEAMS
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16. Gopal Mohan Gupta Parveen Garg
A Telecom Professional with 18 IT professional with more than
years of rich experience with 14 years of experience,
Ericsson. Currently engaged as currently leading a diverse
Team Manager in the Ericsson’s group handling multiple
R&D India center functions at Ericsson’s Gurgaon
R&D center
Contact: Contact:
gopal.mohan.gupta@ericsson.com parveen.garg@ericsson.com
+91 9717197513 +91 9810591974
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