Disciplined Agile
Blaine has been working using an 'iterative' approach to IT service delivery for decades. In recent years he was introduced to Disciplined Agile (DA) by Brent Reed, a Certified Disciplined Agile Coach (CDAC) and Certified Disciplined Agile Instructor (CDAI).
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Now, Blaine is a Disciplined Agile Senior Scrum Maser (DASSM) and a DA Instructor.
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The following is a summary of some of the key points about DA.
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Why DA?
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DA is a process-decision toolkit
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Complimentary with classic project management (e.g. guidance on risk management and governance)
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Provides:
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Straightforward guidance to help people, teams, and organizations streamline their processes in a context-sensitive manner
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A process foundation for business agility – assists organizations choose their agile way of working (WoW)
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An ‘umbrella’ over all of the Agile landscape
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A technique for guided continuous improvement (Kaizen loops: Plan, Do, Study, Act)
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Who can benefit from DA: EVERYONE (from both an IT and non-IT perspective)
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Combines Strategies from a Range of Sources
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Scrum
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Agile
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Lean
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Kanban
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PMBoK Guide
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SAFe
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Unified Process (UP)
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Extreme Programming (XP)
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DevOps
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'Traditional'
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Agile Modeling
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Agile Data
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And more...
Levels of the DA Framework
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Disciplined Agile Delivery (DAD)
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Disciplined DevOps
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Disciplined Agile IT (DAIT)
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Disciplined Agile Enterprise (DAE)
DA Principles
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Delight Customers
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Context Counts
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Choice is Good
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Pragmatism
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Be Awesome
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Optimize Flow
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Enterprise Awareness