8. Percentage of projects that deliver the functionality needed by the business rose by just over 75%.
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Editor's Notes
Welcome – introduce selfToday’s session is about:Getting consistency and productivity… Organizations spend so much time trying to force fit requirements like a square peg in a round hole.Let’s talk about getting out of your own way… and making yourself and your organization more successful
Explain the model bucketsMaturity will fall to the lowest overall common denominator
OK which is most important to you TIME, BUDGET, DELIVERING ALL FUNCTIONALITY, BEING SUCCESSDULYES – YOU CAN HAVE IT BETTER FASTER AND CHEAPER
Missed functionality cost is % of missed functionality * Cost of building functionality in the first place * % of times this occurs. Findings are related to ‘larger more strategic projects’ but generally apply to all projects in IT.
What this shows is that it is NOT the methodology that counts, it is the maturity of the organization in the adoption of that method. Waterfall, iterative or any other would be EQUALLY effective. The difference in the average performance is FAR more extreme than simply changing the agile variable.