Scaling Agile Processes: Five Levels of Planning |
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| Monday, 07 May 2007 18:00 |
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Experience gathered
during large-scale implementations of agile concepts in software development
projects teaches us that agile methods, like Scrum, do not scale to program,
product and organization levels without change. However, various planning
frameworks have, in fact, been used successfully in large-scale agile projects,
which can broadly be defined as projects that involve over 50 people and take months
or years to complete. One such framework relies on five levels to address
the fundamental planning principles of priorities, estimates, and commitments.
The five levels can be defined as: product vision, product roadmap, release
plan, sprint plan, and daily commitment.
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