paf reading program first steps workbook

The portfolio follow-up function provides progress data on the projects, helping managers make more informed decisions, considering the whole portfolio. Listing all projects in priority order in the Paf.com backlog provides visibility into what is currently ongoing, helping coordinate the work of multiple Scrum teams. As a result of introducing a structured portfolio management process, the number of ongoing projects has dramatically reduced, from over 200 to 30, reducing thrashing. No structured way of starting projects was enforced company-wide, and too many parallel projects got started. Also, there was lack of visibility into projects entering and progressing in the development pipeline. Paf.com had experienced problems with long time-to-market due to thrashing, which was caused by frequently changing priorities due to an ad-hoc prioritization process and handovers. T11:42:49+01:00 T10:04:54+01:00 T11:42:49+01:00 Adobe Acrobat 8.0 Combine Files application/pdf uuid:cc7a6414-2bac-484e-b9a3-02c54047fc1c uuid:64ae7a84-76c0-4492-9ffb-6d4cc0182f03 Acrobat Distiller 5.0.This paper is a descriptive case study of how one department at Paf, Paf.com, introduced portfolio management to help support scaling agile software development. H�l�AO� 0 obj>endobj5681 0 objendobj5689 0 obj/ProcSet>/Type/XObject/BBox/FormType 1>stream Please see the Table of Contents for access to the entire publication.)/RD/Type/Annot/AP>endobj5666 0 obj>endobj5667 0 objendobj5668 0 objendobj5671 0 objendobj5672 0 objendobj5673 0 objendobj5674 0 objendobj5678 0 objendobj5679 0 obj/ProcSet>/Type/XObject/BBox/FormType 1>stream

Paf reading program first steps workbook