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What’s New in SAFe® 4.0? An Overview
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Agenda
1. Overview
2. Program and Team Level changes
3. Expand for large Value Streams
4. Manage large Portfolios
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1. Overview
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SAFe is a freely revealed
knowledge base of
proven success patterns for implementing Lean-Agile development
at enterprise scale
Knowledge for people building the world’s most important systems
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2011Field experience at enterprise scale
Now…
Agile development | Lean product development | Systems thinking
1.0 2.03.0
LSE
The evolution continues
4.0
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PRESENTING
SAFe® 4.0 for Lean Software and Systems Engineering
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SAFe 4.0
Synchronizes alignment, collaboration, and delivery for large numbers of teams
1. Built-In Quality
2. Program execution
3. Alignment
4. Transparency
Core Values
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Three-level SAFe
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Three-level SAFe 4.0 is backwards compatible with V3
SAFe 3.0 Three-level SAFe 4.0
4.0 is a superset: all the features of SAFe 3.0 are in 3-level SAFe 4.0
Well suited for small to medium-sized, independent programs
Migrate existing SAFe implementations to 4.0 as, and when, needed
Note: SAFe 3.0 website and courseware will be fully supported through 2016.
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New foundation layer
Easy access to the Values, Mindset, Principles, Practices, and Implementation guidance
Lean-Agile Leaders
Communities of Practice
Core Values, Lean-Agile Mindset, and SAFe® Principles
Implementing 1,2,3
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Integral SAFe principles
#1-Take an economic view
#2-Apply systems thinking
#3-Assume variability; preserve options
#4-Build incrementally with fast, integrated learning cycles
#5-Base milestones on objective evaluation of working systems
#6-Visualize and limit WIP, reduce batch sizes, and manage queue lengths
#7-Apply cadence, synchronize with cross-domain planning
#8-Unlock the intrinsic motivation of knowledge workers
#9-Decentralize decision-making
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2. Program and Team Level changes
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New Program Level
Manage the flow of work through the Program Kanban system Apply objective Milestones to plan, manage, and measure progress Have enhanced guidance for program execution Have enhanced communication with new Vision and Roadmap updates Customize to your context with Value Stream Level constructs
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Enablers support value at all levels
Enablers are technical initiatives that support the development of upcoming business initiatives
Enablers exist on all four levels of SAFe:
Portfolio – Enabler Epics
Value Stream Level – Enabler Capabilities
Program Level – Enabler Features
Team Level – Enabler Stories
Enablers usually fall into one of three categories:
1. Exploration
2. Architecture
3. Infrastructure
Enablers
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Program Kanban for flow and Feature readiness
BacklogAnalysisFunnel Implementing
AnalysisReviewFunnel
WIP limit
Program Epics
Features
Breakdown of epics
Done
WIP limit
WIP limit✓ ✓✓ ✓✓
Individual Features
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Enhanced Team Level
Support Agile Teams with software, firmware, hardware
Apply Kanban for flow
Built-In Quality covers software and hardware
XP software guidance
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SAFe teams have a choice of methods
Most teams use Scrum, but Scrum is not exclusive
Some teams—especially maintenance teams, DevOps, and System Teams—often apply Kanban as their base practice
Scrum teams can apply Kanban to visualize work, establish WIP limits, and illustrate bottlenecks
Scrum
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3. Expand for large Value Streams
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Expand SAFe for large Value Streams
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New Value Stream Level
For people building the world’s largest and most critical systems:
Establish governance with an Economic Framework and Value Stream roles
Build integrated Solutions for Customers
Manage fixed and variable Solution Intent
Manage the flow of Capabilities with the Value Stream Kanban
Apply cadence and synchronization
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Solution and Solution Context
A Solution is uniquely associated with one Value Stream. It is defined by Solution Intent.
The Solution Context defines the environment in which the solution operates:
- System of systems (e.g., avionics system as part of the aircraft), product suite (word processor as part of an office suite)
- Production infrastructure (e.g., cloud environment where solution is deployed)
- Other applications or systems the target solution is integrated with
Solution Context
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Capabilities describe Solution behaviors
A Capability describes the higher-level behaviors of a Solution
They are maintained in the Value Stream backlog and are prioritized using WSJF
They are written using a phrase, statement of benefits, and acceptance criteria
They must be structured to fit within a single PI
Capabilities are split into Features for implementation
Capability
Value Stream Backlog
A G I L E R E L E A S E T R A I N
A G I L E R E L E A S E T R A I N
A G I L E R E L E A S E T R A I N
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Capture knowledge in Solution Intent
Record and communicate requirements and design decisions Facilitate continuous exploration and analysis activities Align the Customer, system builders, and Suppliers to a common purpose Support compliance, contractual issues, traceability, high assurance
Solution Intent: Single source of truth as to the intended and actual behavior of the Solution
Traceability
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Customers have Agile responsibilities
Engaging the Customer in the Agile process—depends on type of Solution and Customer impact
Impact on solutionDirect
- Customer represents self
- Defines fixed/variable solution intent
- Directly validates product assumptions; attends planning and Solution Demos
- Collaborative scope and schedule management; managed investment funding model
Indirect
- Solution builder content authorities proxy the Customer
- Solution Intent reflects facts and hypotheses
- Frequently validates product assumptions
- Scope, schedule, and budget at solution builders’ discretion
Example: Government purchaser of a defense system
Custom built-solutions
Example: End-user purchaser of a CRM system
General solutions
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Suppliers may or may not be Agile
Suppliers often play a key role in Solution development. The overall Value Stream’s agility is dependent on Suppliers’ agility.
Lean-Agile Suppliers are treated as another Agile Release Train, participating in all value stream ceremonies.
Suppliers working in traditional methodologies work against Milestones but are expected to attend Pre- and Post-PI Planning, Solution Demo, and Value Stream Inspect and Adapt.
SAFe® Enterprises help Suppliers improve their processes and become more Lean and Agile, to the economic benefit of both organizations.
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Coordinating with Pre- and Post-PI Planning
Typically attended by: Customers, VSE, Solution Mgmt, Solution Architects/Eng, Value Stream stakeholders, and select representatives from ARTs and Supplier
Pre-meeting helps build an aligned plan for the next PI and match Solution demand to ART capacities
Post-meeting reviews, recaps, communicates, and provides feedback
Pre Post
ART PIPlanning
Value Stream
ARTsART PI
Planning
ART PIPlanning
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Solution Demo provides objective evidence
The Solution Demo is a major event in the life of the Solution
The entire Value Stream demos a fully integrated solution, showing accomplishments of the previous Program Increment
Senior managers and high-profile stakeholders review the progress
Action and investment decisions are based on this objective evidence
Solution Demo
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Spanning palette increases flexibility
Most often at the Value Stream and/or Program Levels
Some can apply to the Portfolio or Team Levels (e.g., Metrics, Vision, Roadmap, etc.)
Use only what is needed for each SAFe® level in your Enterprise
This is a floating surface for roles and artifacts that can apply to multiple levels of SAFe. It is an essential part of the configurability and modularity of the framework.
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4. Manage large Portfolios
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Enterprise Portfolios
An Enterprise may have multiple Portfolios
Enhance Lean-Agile Budgeting with Value Stream funding, CapEx, and OpEx
Organize around value
Coordinate Value Streams in a Portfolio
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Portfolios within the Enterprise
Single-ART Value Stream, Value Stream Level not needed (3-level SAFe®)
Smaller business
Multiple Value Streams, some with multiple ARTs; full Solution Context needed (4-level SAFe)
Largerbusiness
Multiple SAFe portfolios, some larger, some smaller (multiple instances of 3- and 4-level SAFe)
Largestbusiness
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Value Stream Coordination
Cadence and synchronization
Injection of new Portfolio Level Epics and Enablers
Program/content management and enterprise architecture
Portfolio Roadmap
Deployment and Release
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Train Everyone. Launch Trains.
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Implementing SAFe 1-2-3
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Achieve business results
BUSINESS RESULTS
Happier, more
motivated employees
20 – 50% increase in productivity
30 – 75% faster timeto market
50%+ defect
reduction
See ScaledAgileFramework.com/case-studies
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20-25%Increase in client
satisfaction
20 – 50%Productivity
increase
Higher productivity,
higher quality
Better business-ITcollaboration
Dependencies and risks
revealed far in advance
95%Decrease in
productdefects
50%Improved delivery
predictability
Better able to manage
expectations
90% Improvement in build and deployment
Increased efficiency with aligned teams
Dramatic improvement
in Net Promoter
Score
Better focus on the most
business value
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