An In-Depth Look at Using Agile Processes as a Salesforce Admin
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Leading Salesforce.com Consultancy
Hundreds of engagements many industries
Focused on small and mid-sized market
Enterprise Engagements
Flexible approach to serve any budget
Driven to achieve user adoption
Services
Salesforce.com Implementation Data Migration Configuration Custom Development User and Admin Training
Marketing Automation Email marketing Lead Scoring and Nurturing Content marketing
My Background
• Ken Hansen
• Beta tested Salesforce.com. 14 years with the product
• Admin for small business and large enterprise
• MBA from University of St. Thomas
• Certified Salesforce Administrator
• Kyazma Enterprise Engagement Manager and Sr. Consultant
What is Change Management?
• Continuous Improvement• Regular collaboration with stakeholders and
executive team• Strategy and Vision• Capture Changes• Plan and Create• Test and Validate
Salesforce Tools
• Chatter Groups can be effective in gathering requests.
• Create a Custom Object to capture change requests.
• Cases are a good way to capture requests.
Agile Project Management
• Focus on early delivery of business value• Continuous improvement• Scope of work flexibility• Continuous input from team and stakeholders• Delivery of well-tested solutions that are a
true reflection of customer needs.
Agile in SalesForce
CaptureRequests
BACKLOG: TO DO: WORK IN PROGRESS (WIP):
DONE:
CasesEmails
Custom Object Drive By
Requests
List Views, Reports, Dashboards
Three Basic Tenets
• Transparency– Everyone sees and understands the project and how
they can contribute• Inspection– Stakeholders are able to regularly inspect the project,
able to identify any variants from the acceptance criteria
• Adaptation– The Admin needs to adapt to changes in criteria
quickly
The Sprint (Iteration)
Week 1
DiscoveryPlanning
Work
Daily Standups or Scrums
Weekly Updates with Stakeholders
Week 2
WorkTest
Daily Standups or Scrums
Sell off smaller projects to
Stakeholders
Week 3
WorkTest
Daily Standups or Scrums
Sell off smaller projects to
Stakeholders
Week 4
Release Week
Daily Standups or Scrums
Final sell off and release
Next Iteration planning