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What is a planning increment?

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Jeremiah Landi
Jeremiah Landi

This slideshow is to teach one of the most critical cornerstones of the entire SAFe process and that is the Planning Increment (PI). This shoud teach the bascis so an individual can go away and start their journey towards planning their first one and have a good understanding of what a day at a PI looks like.

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What is a Planning Increment (PI) By Jeremiah Landi
History first…  1990s is when Scrum started to be used  How does a person scale Scrum into a large organization?  2011 is when SAFe (ScaledAgile Framework) came about https://www.agilealliance.org/glossary/
What does SAFe look like? http://www.anexinet.com/wp-content/uploads/SAFev4-1024x791.jpg
What the Planning Increment is… The Program Increment (PI) is the largest plan-do-check-adjust (PDCA) learning cycle in SAFe. A PI is to the Agile ReleaseTrain or SolutionTrain as an Iteration is to the AgileTeam: a cadence-based interval for building and validating a full system increment, demonstrating value and getting fast feedback. http://www.scaledagileframework.com/program-increment/ https://dzone.com/storage/temp/4290023-image1.png
Who is involved… and why? The WHO  Scrum team, Product Owner, andThe customer(s)  Along with the occasional executive(s) The WHY  Transparency and visibility  Long term expectations  Deeper understanding https://dzone.com/storage/temp/4290023-image1.png
What does it look like… from an agenda… http://mwilden.blogspot.com/2009/11/why-i-dont-like-pair-programming-and.html
What really happens…  Solid discussion  Chaos of the day  Great brain storming
What do you want at the end?  Ideally, a quarter’s plan with work laid out in solid sprints  In reality, a solid two months worth of work with an action plan for the last month and an understanding of what is coming up next quarter
What makes a good PI?  Solid understanding of the needed outcome  Complete stakeholder buy in  Safe space for developers to talk and work through issues  Everyone to be participating  Everyone that will or could be needed for the quarter
Questions…  What would a budget look like?  How does a customer normal push back?  Can this work in smaller retainers?  Does this require everyone in one room?  How can we use this to improve service?  Are you currently using it and who else?

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What is a planning increment?

  • 1. What is a Planning Increment (PI) By Jeremiah Landi
  • 2. History first…  1990s is when Scrum started to be used  How does a person scale Scrum into a large organization?  2011 is when SAFe (ScaledAgile Framework) came about https://www.agilealliance.org/glossary/
  • 3. What does SAFe look like? http://www.anexinet.com/wp-content/uploads/SAFev4-1024x791.jpg
  • 4. What the Planning Increment is… The Program Increment (PI) is the largest plan-do-check-adjust (PDCA) learning cycle in SAFe. A PI is to the Agile ReleaseTrain or SolutionTrain as an Iteration is to the AgileTeam: a cadence-based interval for building and validating a full system increment, demonstrating value and getting fast feedback. http://www.scaledagileframework.com/program-increment/ https://dzone.com/storage/temp/4290023-image1.png
  • 5. Who is involved… and why? The WHO  Scrum team, Product Owner, andThe customer(s)  Along with the occasional executive(s) The WHY  Transparency and visibility  Long term expectations  Deeper understanding https://dzone.com/storage/temp/4290023-image1.png
  • 6. What does it look like… from an agenda… http://mwilden.blogspot.com/2009/11/why-i-dont-like-pair-programming-and.html
  • 7. What really happens…  Solid discussion  Chaos of the day  Great brain storming
  • 8. What do you want at the end?  Ideally, a quarter’s plan with work laid out in solid sprints  In reality, a solid two months worth of work with an action plan for the last month and an understanding of what is coming up next quarter
  • 9. What makes a good PI?  Solid understanding of the needed outcome  Complete stakeholder buy in  Safe space for developers to talk and work through issues  Everyone to be participating  Everyone that will or could be needed for the quarter
  • 10. Questions…  What would a budget look like?  How does a customer normal push back?  Can this work in smaller retainers?  Does this require everyone in one room?  How can we use this to improve service?  Are you currently using it and who else?