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Create a 3-slide professional presentation titled 'Agile Enablement Overview'. Slide 1 – Agile Enablement Overview - Purpose: Enable a scalable, low-risk shift from Waterfall to Agile. - Key Focus Areas: Agile benefits, Scrum & Kanban training, Agile tools (JIRA, ADO, MS Teams), roles, governance. - Objective: Leadership alignment and readiness to proceed. - Visuals: Abstract transformation graphic, progress arrow icons, Agile cycle illustration. - Speaker Notes: Emphasize shift from rigid to adaptive delivery, focus on leadership engagement. Slide 2 – Agile Framework Comparison: Scrum vs Kanban - Use a two-box layout comparing Scrum and Kanban. - Scrum: Iterative sprints, roles, ceremonies (Planning, Review, Retro), predictability. - Kanban: Continuous flow, WIP limits, operational visibility, efficiency. - Hybrid Recommendation: Adopt both frameworks strategically. - Visuals: Two colored boxes (blue for Scrum, green for Kanban) with icons for flow and iteration. - Speaker Notes: Explain when to use each and why hybrid adoption supports scalability. Slide 3 – Agile Implementation Framework - Tools: JIRA, Azure DevOps, MS Teams Kanban. - Benefits: Transparency, data-driven decisions, improved risk tracking. - Role of Scrum Master: Facilitation, coaching, continuous improvement. - Outcome: Scalable Agile adoption with measurable improvement. - Visuals: Tool logos, dashboard icons, Scrum Master silhouette. - Speaker Notes: Stress practical enablement and tool-driven visibility for leadership.
3-slide presentation on shifting from Waterfall to Agile: overview with benefits/training/tools, Scrum vs Kanban comparison with hybrid recs, and implementation framework using JIRA/ADO/Teams for scal
The slide is titled "Agile Enablement Overview" and serves as a title slide. It features a subtitle emphasizing a "Scalable, Low-Risk Shift from Waterfall to Agile."
Scalable, Low-Risk Shift from Waterfall to Agile
Source: Agile Enablement Presentation
Scrum employs iterative sprints with fixed timeboxes, defined roles like Product Owner and Scrum Master, and ceremonies such as Sprint Planning and Retrospectives to ensure predictability and structured progress. Kanban uses continuous flow without fixed iterations, WIP limits to avoid overload, and Kanban boards for high visibility, emphasizing efficiency, throughput, and rapid bottleneck resolution.
| Scrum | Kanban |
|---|---|
| Iterative sprints with fixed timeboxes. Defined roles (Product Owner, Scrum Master, Team). Ceremonies: Sprint Planning, Daily Standup, Review, Retrospective. Delivers predictability and structured progress. | Continuous flow without fixed iterations. WIP (Work In Progress) limits prevent overload. High operational visibility via Kanban board. Focuses on efficiency, throughput, and quick bottleneck resolution. |
Source: Agile Enablement Overview
The Agile Implementation Framework leverages tools like JIRA, Azure DevOps, and MS Teams Kanban to achieve transparency, data-driven decisions, and improved risk tracking. It emphasizes the Scrum Master's role in facilitation, coaching, and continuous improvement, enabling scalable Agile adoption with measurable results.
Source: Agile Enablement Overview
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