Introduction to LeSS (Large-Scale Scrum) - Dawson
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- Introduction to the LeSS Frameworks. LeSS can help you optimize your organization for adaptability and customer value. It mostly requires removing things, rather than adding things.
Great video.
Love the illustrations that help visualise the magic of Agile/LESS
Wishing i could draw similarly like that: simple & building a story......i will now work on that wish with LeSS
It's a computer-generated animation recreating existing image, not a real hand drawing.
Wonderfully done! LeSS can save me from SAFe!
I hope so!
I have no experience with LeSS yet but worked a few PIs in SAFe now - so far I like SAFe, what is the advantage that you see for LeSS, please?
@@Epril-ch1wgit is much more scrum/low level with shared planning and more focused on a shared product Backlog instead of epics and features that are divided between team-product-backlogs
We are currently doing this for Service Delivery (Customer Support - PAAS) for Product teams and the note on the commitment to change as a criteria for success is correct. However, if that change is embraced, they are equally as correct about the value LESS as a framework provides
I hope you will blog about your experience, both the setbacks and any breakthroughs.
Same bulshit as SAFe.
What makes you say so?
Well Done
Clear and useful!!! Excellent!
Great video and explanation. Thank you!
great video!
Awesome
Great video - the start rang so true. As just one good approach to development and deliver - You have to evolve the team and give everyone power.
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How would this work on a platform area that doesn’t have products or customer interaction? Think people that work on infrastructure , network, for the entire company (not one product or another) etc
Infra should be part of the productdelivery teams
@@discy12345how? If it doesn’t tie back to a product? Think a team that stands up servers.. multiple products across multiple teams could be on the server but the team dependent to stand up or perform maintenance on the server would not have any part in any of the products or customers that use those products. What happens then?
What's the difference between less and scrum of scrums.
It is a bit hard to put in a comment as it is totally different (and it will depend on your definition of Scrum of Scrums as that is not clearly defined). I suggest to look at the less.works site to learn more or check some of the LeSS books.
@@LeSSWorks thank you for the reply. I am planning to learn this and implement in my company.
What is a role of documentation in leSS method?
It is decided by the team on how to work, including what they document.
Tks!
No separate BL means what? No separate teams neither? How does that work for a complex product with specific skills and technical challenges per module? Do you have one or several technical leads/scrum masters if there's only one BL? How about the Product Owner? Only one for the entire product? What if it is about tens and tens of features and modules? The product owner only does "the vision" but does not interact with customers?? This seems quite disconnected from many real life examples.
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback! It's a way of working that many have found to work really well. If you are looking for real life examples then perhaps the list of case studies (less.works/case-studies) may interest you. More will be added in the coming weeks.
Thanks,
Bas
What tool is used to create this interactive video?
Don't know, an external company made the video.
It looks like the used a tool called Doodly