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We saw:

- Controlling decision logic on multiple levels

- Tradeoffs ("good enough" rules, bug score)

- Self organization + System level alignment

Big benefit:

- Many quick, good decisions at the team level

More potential in Reinertsen's Decision Rules, but:

- Requires a comprehensive economic framework:

Value/Cost of features, defect fix, cost of delay

- Has to be semi-accurate

Scrum, Apples & Oranges

Different Classes of Service

How do you prioritize?!

Decision Rules

Scrum backlogs

Principles of Decision Rules:

Criteria for success

Self Organized Self Directed

1. Decentralize economic control

2. Control decision logic - not process

Ah HA! You CAN compare them!

Example: Boeing 777

How to do it?

=$1.15

=$2.30

1 Lb

$300

AG

Case Study: Software - webMethods Suite

100% Tests Pass to promote build

Stop & Fix

Root Cause Analysis

Visualization helps Self-Organization (of teams!) Towards a Goal

Customer Issues

OK,

so customer

Issues are #1...

Done

In Progress

Results:

New status quo (recent 15 months):

Queue size (blue): 70-80% less

Age in queue (yellow): 70-80% less

TO DO

Experiment #1: Scrum by the Book

Catching up (8 months)

Customer

Issues

-Urgent issues can't wait

-Triage and schedule is waste

-Interrupting the experts

OK: Less than 15

Tests /

Integration

Critical = 8 pts

High = 5 pts

Medium = 2 pts

Severity

Based

Score:

Low = 1 pt

OK: 100% of tests pass

Internal

Defects

OK: Score is within Plan

Experiment #2: Do it Immediately

Feature

Work

+Faster response

-Lost feature work focus

Experiment #3: Round Robin "Fire Fighter"

+/-Fast response time (unless high load)

+Learn by doing

+Others can focus

+Fair

Experiment #4: "Fire Fighter" + Help Threshold

Suite-Wide

Continuous Integration

Reduce Known Defects

Features

Suite Wide Backlog

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