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    Kano and the Agile Project Manager

    John C Goodpasture

    Square Peg Consulting

    www.sqpegconsulting.com

    johngoodpasture.com

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    Kano and Agile are all about user value

    Kano plots user value from ah-hah! to dont care

    Ah-hah! is the break-out version of more is better

    More is better is group-think race to the top

    Indifference is yesterdays ah-hah!

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    Vision needs reality

    Agile and Kano together bring reality to vision

    Kano analysis kicks off envisioning and exploring

    Kano ah-hah!s can be the compelling vision for an agile

    team

    Avoid group-think its not a good place to invest

    Vision and

    exploring

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    User satisfaction is always primary

    Agile focus is on projects

    where user satisfaction is

    primary

    The product evolves from

    user experience and

    adoption

    Change is embraced;

    indeed, encouraged

    Value is pulled into the

    market, not pushed

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    On the Kano Chart, the upper right quadrant is the

    place to be!

    Customer Satisfaction

    Product Functionality

    -

    +

    - +

    Quadrant Upper RightCustomer Delight

    Quadrant Upper LeftLatent Requirements

    Quadrant Lower LeftCustomer dissatisfaction

    with missing or withheld

    functions

    Quadrant Lower RightCustomer dissatisfaction with

    provided functionality

    Customer Dissatisfaction

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    Everything loses panache over time!

    Customer Satisfaction

    Product Functionality

    +

    -

    M = must be presentMIB = More is

    Better

    Ah = ah-hah!

    In = Indifferent axis

    MIB decay to

    M or In

    Ah decay to In orM

    Customer Dissatisfaction

    +

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    The sweet spot for agile is the ah-hah! quadrant

    In the ah-hah quadrant customers are interested, engaged, and

    energetic

    Early adopters push the ah-hah! curve, giving feedback at every

    iteration

    Ah-hahs! will be copied by competitors Eventually the advantage is lost as ah-hah! becomes me too!

    MIBs decay to Ms over time

    Other opportunities may be closed out

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    More-is-better is a hazard

    Customers may not pay attention to Ins or Ms

    In and M must be there, even without customer interest

    In is the axis for compliance and standards

    The more-is-better horserace leads to group-think

    The race mesmerizes

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    Reduce everything to stories that image the vision

    If you cant draw it, you probably cant write it!

    Frame all the stories with architecture

    Every product has architecture!

    Make architecture cohesive; keep architecture looselycoupled

    Think images!

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    From Kano comes the business case

    Scope ah-hah! as the project theme

    Functional, feature-rich, compelling

    Complete the scope with In, M, and

    MIB

    Cant forget these just because theyare not exciting

    Estimate the investment

    Dollars per team iteration x Story

    points* / Velocity***Total backlog **Story points per team iteration

    What does the project benefactor

    need from the estimate?

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    Benefits are the ultimate reward

    Propose benefits at

    milestones

    Whos in the

    community of

    beneficiaries?

    Whats their value

    proposition?

    Show value roll-out at

    milestones

    Remember: satisfying

    the customer is moreimportant than

    following a plan

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    Read my opinions at johngoodpasture.com And, look for my new book in January 2010

    Project Management the Agile Way -- Making It

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    Todays Guest

    John Goodpasture, PMP

    Program manager, system engineer,

    author and coach

    Managing Principal ofSquare Peg Consulting

    John specializes in applying technology

    across a broad spectrum to achieve

    business goals.

    www.sqpegconsulting.com

    Author of

    Quantitative Methods in Project Management(2004)

    About the author

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