Agile Quality Strategy with HP Agile Manager August 26, 2015

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7 HP Agile Manager Embrace change. Heighten visibility. Improve continuously. Matt Brayley-Berger WW Product Marketing Manager

8 Agenda Observations and recommendations Why Quality is more critical today What is Agile Manager? Quality Management Roadmap towards DevOps Scaled Agile Framework Q+A

9 Observations and recommendation s

10 Based on data gathered from the Sogeti World Quality Report ( )

12 Observations Agile and Testing QA Budgets continue to rise All team members sharing responsibility in testing Biggest challenge is lack of specialized testing methods and automation techniques Virtualization yielding impressive results Many organizations still struggle with testing inside the sprint Performance and integration testing suffer most Mid-to-large orgs demand actionable metrics

13 Quality-Focused Role is Critical Faster pace of delivery: high cost of failure; get it right the first time Steadily growing suite of regression tests Critical need for automation Quality needed as a core function of the team and deliberately architected into the project

14 Recommendations Don t turn sprint into mini waterfall Shift left ALI helps understand where to test Look at Code Quality Someone needs to focus on automation and testing architecture Automation helps manage quantity And increases ease of rapid deployment Use a backlog management tool

15 The ideal agile picture Continuous Testing: A relentless assault on project risk Sprint 1 Sprint 2 1 Sprint 3 Sprint 4 Sprint 5 C1 C1 C2 C1 C2 C1 C2 C3 C1 C2 C3 G1 G1 G1 G2 G1 G2 G1 G2 ET CI ET CI B1 B1 Regression 1 ET CI Regression 2 ET CI Regression 3 ET CI Regression 4 Longevity testing (independent of sprint cycles)

16 HP Agile Manager

Enterprise Agile HP Agile Manager What the business wants, when it wants it Keys to enterprise agility Challenge How HP helps Visibility and Collaboration at Large Scale Velocity AND Quality

17 Enterprise Agile HP Agile Manager What the business wants, when it wants it Keys to enterprise agility Challenge How HP helps Visibility and Collaboration at Large Scale Velocity AND Quality Historical silos, distributed teams, and enterprise scale inhibit seamless collaboration Balance of velocity and quality is needed for sustainable agility Universal, real-time view into tasks, metrics, and progress Dev ecosystem integrations for deep application insight Agile Manager sync with QC/ALM for best-in-class quality management and continuous testing Complete Lifecycle Agility Development doesn t exist in a vacuum: true agility is more than building quickly Integrations with portfolio planning to ensure build of the right functionality

18 Reality: Heterogeneous Dev Environments VS Eclipse Agile Waterfall TFS TFS Req & Def AGM Build Code SVN Hudson Eclipse Water-Scrum-Fall Jenkins Perforce ALM CVS Electric Cloud InteliJ Hybrid

HP Agile Manager defined Key Capabilities Agile project management Release and User Story and Defect Management Development Tools Integration Team/Resource Management

19 HP Agile Manager defined Key Capabilities Agile project management Release and User Story and Defect Management Development Tools Integration Team/Resource Management Rest APIs Key Characteristics SaaS or On-Premise HP ALM/QC/PPM Synchronizer Regular releases driven by user feedback Modern, clean, intuitive UI SAFe TM Gold Certified

22 Agile Manager A day in the life 1 Release Planning 2 Sprint Planning 3 Sprint Execution 4 Visibility and Insight Structure release Define teams Manage release backlog Plan user stories and defects Assign to team Manage team capacity Allocate tasks Implement and update Defect management Development analytics Customizable reports Retrospective and close

23 Developer analytics ecosystem Integration with HP Agile Manager IDE IntelliJ IDEA SCM CVS GIT Build Jenkins / Hudson Unit Test Code Coverage Visual Studio Subversion Microsoft TPS TestNG Microsoft TPS Rational ClearCase Borland Serena CM MSTest Integrated Partner Integrations

24 HP DevOps Technology Matrix SOLUTIONS Continuous Assessment Continuous Delivery Continuous Integration and Testing Continuous Release Continuous Operations GIT MS WDT SSH Nexus TFS* MS Build vcenter SSH 3 RD PARTIES Subversion* VS Maven Nexus Chef vcenter Chef Eclipse Jenkins DV-QA ST-PR PROCESS Plan Define Develop Build Deploy (DV, QA) Test Deploy (ST, PR) Test Release Operate AGM ALI CODAR / CSA ALM CODAR / CSA ALM SM HP ALM PPM / CSA / CODAR SV NV OO SA UFT PC OO SA UFT PC OO UCMDB BSM SM BSM BSM SV SM SV *Used in Build Phase for Get Code ADM Suite NV NV

25 AGM and ALM Synchronization

26 Agile Manager ALM Synchronizer A solution that complements HP ALM / QC Agile Manager Agile Manager Synchronizer Synchronizer Requirements Defects and Test Data Releases and Metrics ALM / QC (On-Premise or SaaS) HP Unified Functional Test Velocity and quality for the enterprise Native integration to leverage best-in-class quality management of HP ALM/QC Traceability, asset sharing, visibility across broader enterprise app ecosystem Enterprise support for both Agile and non-agile projects

NextGen Sync Key Strengths Dramatically Reduce TCO for Enterprise Scale Setup Synchronization Close to Real time sync (every 30

Configuration Single Web Configuration Interface for AGM and Sync Step by Step Wizard Auto Mapping of Fields Simulated Runs

Update of Agent One instance supports multiple versions of ALM Agent is almost fully stateless - can be setup on a new machine if

27 NextGen Sync Key Strengths Dramatically Reduce TCO for Enterprise Scale Setup Synchronization Close to Real time sync (every 30 seconds) Reduce number of potential conflicts CURRENT SYNC SOLUTION: Operating System Windows, Linux (coming soon ) Setup and Configuration Single Web Configuration Interface for AGM and Sync Step by Step Wizard Auto Mapping of Fields Simulated Runs Monitoring Site Level Synchronization Dashboard Meaningful Errors grouped by cause Propose solution Maintenance and Upgrades Auto Update of Agent One instance supports multiple versions of ALM Agent is almost fully stateless - can be setup on a new machine if current machine is damaged Every 5 minutes Windows Separate.net UI for Sync Configuration Logs Manual Update One Instance per ALM/QC version

28 Agile Manager and ALM Synchronizer Shared visibility into cover status Agile Manager ALM

29 Agile Manager / ALM Synchronizer Synchronization rules

30 Agile Manager and ALM Synchronizer

31 Agile Manager and ALM Synchronizer

32 Scaling Agile

Epic Themes Agile Release Train 1 Themes Agile Release Train 2 Themes HP Agile Manager Application s Business

33 Agile Manager SAFe alignment From Agile project to Agile Entreprise HP PPM Enterprise Portfolio Planning Tenant Workspaces Business Epic Business Epic Arch. Epic Themes Agile Release Train 1 Themes Agile Release Train 2 Themes HP Agile Manager Application s Business Features Business Features Arch. Features Release/PI1 Release/PI2 Release/PI3 Releases User Stories Spikes Defects Sprint 1 Sprint 2 Sprint 3 Team A Team A Team B Team B Team B Team C

34 Agile Manager SAFe Portfolio

35 Agile Manager SAFe Program

36 Agile Manager - SAFe 3.0 (WSJF)

37 Agile Manager SAFe Team

38 Agile Manager SAFe Program Increment

39 Prioritizing for Roadmapping with WSJF RR RR = Risk Reduction OE = Opportunity Enablement Prioritized Features

40 Agile Manager: Scrum Mode 1 Release Planning 2 Sprint Planning 3 Sprint Execution 4 Visibility and Insight Structure release Plan user stories and defects Allocate tasks Development analytics Define teams Assign to team Implement and update Scrum reports Manage release backlog Manage team capacity Retrospective and close Customizable reports

41 Kanban Modes Kanban Mode Work carries on continuously throughout the release. A release can consist of a single sprint. The flow of work items is governed only by the work-in-progress (WIP) limit and time limit set for each stage. Scrumban Continue to work in sprint cycles Benefit from the customization, workflow and rules of the storyboard The sprint ends with a sprint closure, in which you reassign items that remain in the Planning and In Progress stages to the next sprint

42 Agile Manager: Kanban Mode Plan WIP Done 1 Release Planning 2 Team Execution and Tracking 3 Visibility and Insight Structure release Define teams Manage release backlog Plan user stories and defects Assign to team Implement and update Development analytics Kanban reports Customizable reports Track WIP and Cycletime

43 Kanban

44 Prioritizing for Roadmapping with WSJF RR = Risk Reduction OE = Opportunity Enablement Prioritized Features

45 Just doing this doesn t work in the enterprise

47 Check out Agile Manager! FREE TRIAL at View Detailed Demos of Agile Manager: Title Chapter 1 Backlog Management: Chapter 2 Release Management Chapter 3 Application Lifecycle Intelligence Chapter 4 Dashboard Chapter 5 ALM integration Public APIS/PPM Chapter 6 Configuration Chapter 7 SAFe Links

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