Product Owner Survival Camp Intro

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Christian Hassa

Intro Slides from various Product Owner Survival Camps 2013-2015

PRODUCT OWNER SURVIVAL CAMP 2013-2015
Gojko Adzic (@gojkoadzic)
David Evans (@davidevans66)
Chris Matts (@papachrismatts)
Christian Hassa (@chrishassa)
Guest Speaker Stockholm 2014
Jeff Patton (@jeffpatton)
Guest Speaker Vienna 2015
Ellen Gottesdiener (@ellengott)
www.ProductOwnerSurvivalCamp.com

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Impact Mapping
Story Mapping
Specification-By-Example
Why?
Outcome
How?
Specification
Acceptance
Criteria
Epics
Deliverables
Impacts
Define upfront Define just-in-time
User Activities
User Stories
Examples
Goals
Agile Product Ownership
Feature Injection
1. Hunt the value:
Identify Outputs
2. Inject features:
Trace
dependencies
from Outputs to
Inputs
3. Find new
examples:
Try to break the
model
Code

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Impact Mapping
Story Mapping
Specification-By-Example
Why?
Outcome
How?
Specification
Acceptance
Criteria
Epics
Deliverables
Impacts
Define upfront Define just-in-time
User Activities
User Stories
Examples
Goals
Agile Product Ownership
Discover to Deliver
1. Why: Value
Who: Product
Partners
When: Planning
Views
2. Slice for Value:
Structured
Conversation:
Explore & Evaluation
using the 7 Product
Dimensions
3. Confirm
4. Allocate
5. Deliver
6. Validate
Code

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1. PRODUCT OWNER SURVIVAL CAMP 2013-2015 Gojko Adzic (@gojkoadzic) David Evans (@davidevans66) Chris Matts (@papachrismatts) Christian Hassa (@chrishassa) Guest Speaker Stockholm 2014 Jeff Patton (@jeffpatton) Guest Speaker Vienna 2015 Ellen Gottesdiener (@ellengott) www.ProductOwnerSurvivalCamp.com

2. 2 Impact Mapping Story Mapping Specification-By-Example Why? Outcome How? Specification Acceptance Criteria Epics Deliverables Impacts Define upfront Define just-in-time User Activities User Stories Examples Goals Agile Product Ownership Feature Injection 1. Hunt the value: Identify Outputs 2. Inject features: Trace dependencies from Outputs to Inputs 3. Find new examples: Try to break the model Code

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