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Category Archives: Scaling Agile
eBook: Testing and Quality in SAFe
In this new 4000 word free eBook Mette Bruhn-Pedersen and I deep dive into quality and the SAFe framework. Although the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) offers a lot of detailed descriptions, it is not very elaborate on how testing and … Continue reading
Verankering in organisatie cruciaal voor welslagen Agile
For Bits&Chips magazine I wrote an article about successful agile adoptions. In the article I state that embedding the agile processes and mind-set in the rest of the organization is crucial for its success. I refer to Jeff Sutherland’s Aggressive … Continue reading
Scaling Agile – a workshop to get to know the frameworks
Last Monday we organised an interactive session about scaling agile. During this session we compared some of the scaling agile frameworks and we discuss the challenges that we encounter when we scale up our agile. What problems are introduced when … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Scaling Agile, Valori
Tagged interactive session, less, Nexus, safe
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Scaling Agile Interactive Session
I am proud to announce that we will host an interactive session at Valori. On Monday 9 April we’ll compare three scaling agile frameworks. Together we’ll discuss the challenges that we encounter when we scale up our agile. What problems are … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Agile in de Echte Wereld, Scaling Agile, SCRUM
Tagged interactive session, Nexus, safe, SCRUM, thema avond, Valori, Video
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Scaling agile @Testnet
17 January TestNet (the Dutch Test Association) another theme-event. This evening will focus on scaling Agile and will host various sessions. Han Duisterwinkel will talk about scaling frameworks and explains how these do (or lack to) address hybrid agile and … Continue reading
End-to-end testing in agile projects
Together with colleague Kelvin Geerlings I wrote a (dutch) blogpost in which we shared our experiences we had with End-to-End testing in larger agile projects. The end-t0-end integration is a difficult challenge for agile teams that are good development teams, … Continue reading
Posted in Column, Scaling Agile, SCRUM, Testing
Tagged business process testing, End-to-End, Expert blog, integration, inter-team dependencies, Kelvin Geerlings, Valori
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Big Room Scrum battle (serious game with 400 participants)
January this year Valori organized a serious game for over 400 people. During the Scrum Battle participants experience the agile way of working. This video gives a impression of the simulation game that was held for over 400 people. They … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Scaling Agile, SCRUM, Training, Video
Tagged AGILE, Collaboration, Honig, PO Game, SCRUM, SCRUM battle, Serious Game, training, Valori
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Scaling Agile using subway mapping
Informatie Magazine is a Dutch magazine on Information technology describing the latest developments in IT. The first issue of 2016 has just been released and deals with DevOps and related trends. I’m proud to announce that we, Valori, contributed with an interesting … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Business Information, Scaling Agile, SCRUM
Tagged agilix, anko tijman, Cesario Ramos, DevOps, Information technology, less, Nexus, safe, Scaling Agile, subwaymap, Subwaymapping, Valori
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Join the Product Owner Game on 7 March
On 7 March 2016 Valori will once more organise the Product Owner Game. This serious game provides an interactive learning experience for Product Owners, Stakeholders, Business managers and Developers. During the training they will experience the ins and outs of … Continue reading
Do not become a bottleneck for the agile project
Last November, during the EuroSTAR conference, I was asked to give a soapbox speech in the grand hall. During this “lightning strikes the keynotes” session I stated that if we testers don’t make haste with our test improvements we’ll become the … Continue reading
Posted in Column, EuroSTAR, G(r)ood testing, Scaling Agile, SCRUM, Testing, Video
Tagged AGILE, Bottleneck, esconfs, EuroSTAR, G(r)ood testing, Improving, Project success, Scaling Agile, SCRUM, Soapbox, software development, Testing, tmmi, TPI, Valori
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SSTC – Coming soon
This October I’ll be flying towards Seoul for the Seoul Software Testing Conference. I found the online billboard with the speaker line-up. Mette Bruhn-Pedersen, Kelvin Ross, Debra Friedenberg, Wonil Kwon are with me on the program. I’ll take on the … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Conferences, Scaling Agile, Testing
Tagged AGILE, overall test strategy, scaling, Seoul, SSTC, STA, STEN, Valori
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AgileHubNoord: Session on scaling agile with Anko Tijman
On 1 september the AgileHubNoord organised a session on Scaling Agile. During the meeting Anko Tijman gave the presentation that we (Anko, Cesario Ramos and I) did during the testnet event last spring. Reading the comments on the event page the … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Scaling Agile, SCRUM
Tagged AgileHubNoord, anko tijman, Cesario Ramos, Steven Nienhuis, Subwaymapping, template, Visio
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Scaling Agile: Frameworks compared
Implementing SCRUM in a team is a nice challenge. Based on the amounts of discussion on SCRUMButt and SINO (SCRUM In Name Only), it is not really easy to get the process, the artefacts and the mind-set right within each … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Scaling Agile, SCRUM
Tagged agilescaling, ASK, infoq, nice read, SCRUMButt, SINO
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Scaling Agile using the Subwaymap
On 30 April I gave a workshop with Anko and Cesario on the Testnet event. The workshop was about Scaling Agile. We discussed the axis along which we can scale agile, the reasons to scale and some of the pitfalls. … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Scaling Agile, SCRUM, testnet
Tagged agile principles, agile software development, agilix, anko tijman, Cesario Ramos, challenges, derk-jan de grood, less, ordina, safe, scaling, scaling axis, subway mapping, testnet, Valori, workshop
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