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Can we add stuff?
https://kulkarniprasadp.medium.com/advancing-the-agile-maturity-assessment-model-fed2e8d9cb63
https://kulkarniprasadp.medium.com/advancing-the-agile-maturity-assessment-model-fed2e8d9cb63
https://www.clearavenue.com/agile-devops.html
https://www.clearavenue.com/agile-devops.html
Projects I have been on that were a success:
https://ottawacitizen.com/news/national/defence-watch/canadian-surveillance-satellite-system-now-operational Evolving 600 user stories from key SMEs/stakeholders using focus groups, surveys, and continuous feedback.
https://ottawacitizen.com/news/national/rcmp-unveils-massive-border-security-project Evolving key scenarios to prove the concepts working with the field units empowering staff, adhering to the laws of each province, building small correcting mistakes quickly iteratively with prototypes (Boeing failed https://www.zdnet.com/article/boeing-virtual-fence-30-billion-failure/)
https://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/canada-holland-order-17-sirius-shipboard-longrange-irst-sensors-updated-02183/ building iteratively with many prototypes/proof of concepts, with key SMEs in the loop and a good baseline of requirements (from defense research), with good
people, tools, process (achieved CMMI level 5) with direction, commitment, goals, small builds
Projects that were a complete failure (I didn't stay on these messy projects):
lacked a baseline of operational requirements (client’s needs)
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/35m-military-plane-upgrades-highlight-canada-s-procurement-delays-1.2539886
https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/cyclone-crash-was-caused-by-conflict-between-pilot-helicopter-dnd-1.4985880
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/frigates-joint-supply-ships-navy-procurement-canada-1.5474312 for critical/complex projects a baseline of
requirements is important to determine if you are meeting the client’s needs, priotization, risks and scope will be all over the place and cost…throwing money into an endless firepit.
