Title: decision
1 leadership practices
applications
collaboration
decision making
considerations and risk
step up, step back
problem solving
culture of trust
2 decision making
3 what do we do?
when do we do it?
when do we decide?
4 leaders must
5 deliver the right product
6 Never or Rarely Used 64
Always or Often Used 20
Sometimes 16
Rarely 19
Often 13
Never 45
Always 7
Standish Group Study, reported by CEO Jim
Johnson, XP2002
7- Legacy System
- Name
- Phone
- Address
Replacement System Name Address
Phone
whats the value of this
required change?
8 and
9 consistently deliver business value
10- deliver
- value?
- whats that?
11Defining Value
calculation
Value Calculation
Benefits
12Valuing the Inputs
calculation
Value Calculation
Guess
13 we need some help !
14Business Value Model
Purpose
Considerations
Costs and Benefits
15 16Business Value Model
Purpose
17 Mission
Vision
Values
Strategic Intent Strategy Purpose
Strategic
Long-Range Goals
Start Here
SWOT / 5Q
Annual Objectives
Action Plans (what, who, when)
Tactical
Individual Business Objectives
18Purpose Based Alignment Model
High
Differentiate
Partner?
Market Differentiating
Who cares?
Parity
Low
High
Low
Mission Critical
19Purpose Based Alignment Model
High
Innovate, Create
Do we take this on?
Market Differentiating
Achieve and Maintain Parity, Mimic, Simplify
Minimize or Eliminate
Low
High
Low
Mission Critical
20financial documentation system
213,000 functions!
22Purpose Based Alignment Model
High
What goes here?
Anything here?
Market Differentiating
Anything here?
Most are usually here.
Low
High
Low
Mission Critical
23350 differentiators
24 focused on
differentiators
simplified the rest
25- results
- better product
- cut time by 50
- 60 cost reduction
26Strategy?
High
Differentiate
Partner?
Market Differentiating
Who cares?
Parity
Low
High
Low
Mission Critical
27 strategy sustainable competitive
advantage
- Sustainable
- Competitive advantage
28- the 5 questions
- 1. Whom do we serve and what do they want and
need most? - 2. What do we provide to help them?
- 3. What is the best way to provide this?
- 4. How do we know we are succeeding?
- 5. How should we organize to deliver?
29the billboard test
30You Think My Products Are Good? You Should See
My Invoicing System!
31Order new pages by 2pm and get them tomorrow!
32We invest more in our WMS than we do in product
development
33To be the low cost airline.
- Southwest Airlines
34Will this help us be the low cost
airline? -
Southwest Airlines
35 strategy creates decision filters
36- decision filters
- make daily decisions
- schedule projects
- what to develop
37- cascade
- decision
- filters
- throughout
- organization
38- How about another example?
single purchase, multiple credit cards
39High
CustomerService
Market Differentiating
Low
High
Low
Mission Critical
40 requires customization
41High
Differentiate
Market Differentiating
OR
Parity
Low
High
Low
Mission Critical
42High
Differentiate
Market Differentiating
Low
High
Low
Mission Critical
43pass the billboard test?
44A fist full of credit cards
45Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor, Your Maxed Out
Credit Cards
46treat exceptions as exceptions
47 caveats
48Managing Risks
- List Three Professional Options
common sense not common practice
49parity is mission critical
50 purpose is not priority
51Differentiating changes over
time
52innovate!
53 Start Up
Practicum Pick an objective, a brand, or a
project.
54 What is the purpose?
High
Differentiate
Partner?
Market Differentiating
Who cares?
Parity
Low
High
Low
Mission Critical
55Whats On Your Billboard?
56 57 do you have any exceptions?
58 other considerations
?
59Business Value Model
Purpose
Considerations
60flexibility
61 dependencies
62 time to market
63volume
64 risks
65- team size
- mission criticality
- team location
- team capacity
- domain knowledge gaps
- dependencies
- technical complexity
complexity
66- uncertainty
- market
- uncertainty
- technical uncertainty
- project duration
- dependents
67High
Colts
Bulls
- Simple, young projects
- Dynamic Market
- Large Challengingprojects
Uncertainty
Cows
Sheep
Low
Low
High
Complexity
68 portfolio management
Uncertainty
Complexity
69 your considerations?
70prioritize
71Business Value Model
Purpose
Considerations
Costs and Benefits
72 costs and benefits ?
73Business Value Model
Purpose
Considerations
Costs and Benefits
74 its a conversation
75resolve differences
76group chunks high medium - low
77What are your largest value chunks?
78 what can you defer?
79what do you need to add to make a better
decision?
80build a chunk
81at the end of the chunk
82-
-
- did
- the value inputs change?
83 adjust BV model run the chunk
features thru model
84 now you can ask
85- Do we have enough business value to go to market?
-
86 87What goes in the next cycle or chunk?
88 run candidate features thru
model re- prioritize
89STOP
build highest value chunks
No
Will we ever have enough value to deploy?
prioritized chunks
Adjust value model if inputs have changed
objectives / projects / ideas
Value Model
Do we have enough value to deploy?
Yes
deferred
90 summary
91Business Value Model
Purpose
Considerations
Costs and Benefits
92 its a collaboration
93 what do we do?
when do we do it?
when do we decide?
94 95High
Bulls
Colts
- Agility to handle uncertainty
- Process definition to cope with complexity
Uncertainty
Cows
Sheep
Low
Low
High
Complexity
96 Complexity Assessment
Attribute Score
Team Size
Mission Critical
Geographical Dispersion
Team Maturity
Domain Knowledge
Dependencies
97 Complexity Assessment
98 Uncertainty Assessment
Attribute Score
Market
Technical
Dependencies / Scope Flexibility
Duration
99 Uncertainty Assessment
100 Colt Project
Bull Program
Sheep Project
Cow Project
Remember Loose Coupling and Strong Cohesion
101High
Bulls
Colts
- Swiss Electronic Stock Exchange
Uncertainty
Cows
Sheep
Low
Low
High
Complexity
102- team size and experience
- market uncertainty
- domain knowledge
- team capacity
- technical uncertainty
-