Agile Program Delivery
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Definition
Agile Program Delivery provides a structure within which Agile teams of teams can deliver on their program plan.
Business Outcomes
Cross-Program Coordination
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We can easily visualize connections between and across programs to understand dependencies, proactively anticipate issues, and mitigate risks.
Program Execution
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We can understand if planned features are tracking to completion goals and see the impact of any unplanned features, including the likelihood of achieving planned delivery dates.
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We can foster continuous improvement with insights and analytics into delivery trends across the team of teams.
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We can measure effectiveness, identify (and remove) bottlenecks, predict potential future issues, and adapt program workflow to optimize performance.
Process Flow
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Program Execution Process Steps and Best Practices
The following table describes the Program Execution process steps, all of which take place Planview LeanKit.
Program Execution Best Practices
- As the Agile teams create stories for each feature, link the story cards as children of the feature card.
- Use periodic feature demonstrations and retrospectives to implement feedback loops for continuous improvement.
Cross-Program Coordination Process Steps and Best Practices
The following table describes the Cross-Program Coordination process steps, all of which take place Planview LeanKit.
Cross-Program Coordination Best Practices
- During program planning, include a review of dependencies across teams.
- To reflect dependencies between teams, link feature cards that have cross-program dependencies to related cards on other teams' program boards. It is important to coordinate across different teams' epic/program/team boards.
Outputs, Reports, and Analytics
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