What topics do we want to cover in the playbook?

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What topics do we want to cover in the playbook? #4

Open stephanieosan opened 9 years ago

stephanieosan commented 9 years ago

Brainstorming a list of potential topics to cover, and then prioritizing them based on our audience and goals will help us focus and move quickly!

What topics could we cover? Brainstorm here.

mistergone commented 9 years ago

Frameworks
- How we diverge from Scrum standard operating procedure, or how we use other frameworks
The basic tools of the CFPB Scrummaster
Best Practices when it comes to rituals, documentation, interactions with stakeholders, etc.

schaferjh commented 9 years ago

Initial ideas!

Scrum and format variations [ahem, frameworks per @mistergone]
Retrospectives and format variations
Backlog maintenance and grooming activities/processes

stephanieosan commented 9 years ago

How do agile values shape our processes & culture at CFPB? (How do we put values into practice?)
Agile + gov't — any specific modifications, why this works for us, peculiarities or adaptations of practicing Agile within government
Stuff we're trying to figure out still / problems we have

Chaeny commented 9 years ago

How we plan to integrate with the PMO lifecycle. Specifically how will testing (deep dives, prototypes, usability) be adding into the agile and PMO workflows as to not add significant time delays and confusion.

marteki commented 9 years ago

Case studies! How we've practiced Scrum on a project, including both the positives and the negatives and how we reacted to them.

Chaeny commented 9 years ago

Are we going to standardize documentation? Different teams document their code (both in GitHub and using internal document stores) to different degrees of detail. Are we going to have a "standard" that we'll ask people to try to meet?

Chaeny commented 9 years ago

Can we develop an Agile-at-a-glance targeted for business owners and sponsors that might be new to CFPB and aren't familiar with the process. Something like a short "comic strip" to explain the major concepts and workflows would be very helpful!