Lesson 12: The 5 Targets behind Flexing
Based on AXELOS PRINCE2 Agile® material. Reproduced under licence from AXELOS. All rights reserved.
Quiz
- Why is it easier for us to protect the level of quality in Agile?
- Why is it advantageous to timebox the project?
- How would you compose a “change management process” for PRINCE2 Agile?
- Is it OK to change the composition of the Agile teams? What are the reasons?
- The customer is not comfortable with the fact that you’re not supposed to deliver everything, and this is creating problems for you. How would you fix this problem?
- Because the quality activities are not compressed at the end of the project, when we don’t have enough time. They are done continuously, during the project.
- Prevents us from adding fancy features, and instead forces us to focus on value and put the output into production on time, which results in an earlier return on investment.
- I suggest you create the process now, and keep improving it during the course. We’ll get back to it at the end of the course.
- It’s OK, but we try to limit it. In the case of Scrum, we’re not allowed to change the composition in the middle of Sprints. This is so, because we are dependent on internal collaborations and teamwork, instead of specialist activities. When you keep the composition fixed, you will have a higher level of productivity.
- Our biggest advantage in Agile is the frequent delivery of increments. When you keep delivering useful increments and apply their change requests, they start trusting you and the flexible system you’re using.
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