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Mike is a certified PMP project manager and a certified ScrumMaster. Mike was involved with the creation of the DSDM Agile Project Leader certification, holds this certification at the Foundation, Practitioner, and Examiner levels. Mike was named an honorary member of the DSDM consortium and served on the board of APLN and the Lean Software and Systems Consortium. He currently co-leads the PMI Agile Community of Practice. Mike is a DZone MVB and is not an employee of DZone and has posted 86 posts at DZone. You can read more from them at their website. View Full User Profile

Blending Scrum and Kanban to Create an End-to-End Agile Enterprise

01.12.2011

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Here is a quick 10 minute video presentation of how I blend concepts like Epics, Features, User Stories, Story Maps, Minimally Marketable Features, Scrum, Kanban, RUP, and even traditional SDLC to create a scaleable agile enterprise portfolio framework. Pretty simple illustration, but it covers all the fundamental ideas necessary to make this work.

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Krystian Kaczor replied on Sat, 2011/01/15 - 11:14am

Mike, it's a very interesting presentation. In my teams we have different flow of getting Stories prepared. We have only 2 tiers where first one is designed for working on Solutions and Concepts, where you need business, UX designers and developers engaged and as a result of that flow we have Concept containing User Stories. And finally User Stories are used on the Sprint Planning Meeting.