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Lean – LSD- Kanban – Scrum
The Map and the Territory Workshop
Thierry Montulé
20th November 2012
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Merci à nos Sponsors
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Agenda
Lean – LSD – Kanban – Scrum?
Lean Core Principles
LSD – 7 Principles
Kanban Principles
Putting All Together
Scrum Injection
Questions
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Lean – LSD – Kanban – Scrum?
The Agile “Golden Circle”
Why = ValuesWide concepts (good, bad, right, wrong)
How = PrinciplesGuiding ideas and insights about a
discipline
Underlying truths. Little change over time and space
What = PracticesApplication of principles to a particular
situation
Focus on principles to target “becoming Agile Lean”
Why
Values
How
Principles
What
Practices
Agile Manifesto
Agile Buy-In
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Reminder: Lean - Core Principles
A set of principles not a process
1. Identify ValueDefine value from the customer’s perspective
What does the stakeholders need?
2. Map the Value Stream
Minimize the entropy of design
Spot the waste
3. Create FlowRemove whitespace and backflows
Eliminate the root causes of waste
4. Establish Pull
Work only based on customer need
5. Seek Perfection
Right from the start or fix fast
Continuous improvement
Lean is a Target
http://www.lean.org/whatslean/principles.cfm
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Reminder: LSD – The 7 Principles
Leading Lean Software Development
1. Optimize The Whole
2. Eliminate Waste
3. Build Quality In
4. Learn First
5. Deliver Fast
6. Engage Everyone
7. Keep Getting Better
Implementing Lean Software Development from concept to cash
1. Eliminate Waste
2. Build Quality In
3. Create Knowledge
4. Defer Commitment
5. Deliver Fast
6. Respect People
7. Optimize the Whole
Insights?
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Reminder: Kanban - Foundational Principles
Start with what you do now
Reduce resistance to adopting change
Agree to pursue incremental, evolutionary change
Invest in the long term capability, maturity and culture.
Initially, respect current roles, responsibilities & job titles
Minimize the initial impact of change on people
Encourage acts of leadership at all levels
Strive to optimize existing process
Change the organizational culture
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Reminder: Kanban – Core Practices
VisualizeEverything is different
Limit WIP (Work In Progress)
Manage Flow
Make Process Policies Explicit A process may be seen as a set of policies
Implement Feedback Loops Changes suggested out the context are rejected
Improve Collaboratively, Evolve Experimentally (using models/scientific method) Eliminate one obstacle after another
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Putting It All Together
Build a shared model with the provided cards listing:5 Core Lean Principles
7 LSD Principles
10 Kanban Principles
On the road to a city named “Becoming Agile Lean”Combine, group, cluster, draw or do whatever with these 22
principles (cards)
How do you map and relate these principles to each others?
Where and how do you start and end your trip?
Debrief: sharing between groups
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Scrum Injection
Now, add the 12 Agile Manifesto Principles
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Sharing between groups. Debrief
What is different? What is the same? What puzzles you?
What is the scope of your model?
A person? A team? A project? A product? The (whole) organization?
What is your mindset? Do you feel more lean, LSD, kanban or Scrum now?
What will you use to manage an agile transformation?
And so on…
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Questions?
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References
Start With Why - Simon Sinek
Implementing Lean Software Development from concept to cash – Mary & Tom Poppendieck
Leading Lean Software Development – Mary & Tom Poppendieck
KANBAN, Successful Evolutionary Change For Your Technology Business - David.J.Anderson
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