Looking beyond Scrum and learn how to increase the value in Data Vault 2.0 projects
Earlier this year we talked about Managed Self-Service BI to explain how business users can take a benefit from this approach in Data Vault 2.0. Now we want to show you how to get there from a project management perspective, even in large companies where the standard Scrum approach often not works with the accorded deployment/release regulations and other approaches like the Disciplined Agile framework are the better fit.
Agile transformation is hard because cultural change is hard. It’s not one problem that needs to be solved, but a series of hundreds of decisions affecting lots of people over a long period of time that affects relationships, processes, and even the state of mind of those working within the change.
There are two fundamental visions about what it means to scale agile: Tailoring agile strategies to address the scaling challenges – such as geographic distribution, regulatory compliance, and large team size – faced by development teams and adopting agility across your organization. Both visions are important, but if you can’t successfully perform the former then there is little hope that you’ll be successful at the latter.
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