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“Scrum”: For sure, you have already heard that term. Mischa Ramseyer will give you insights into why more and more large organizations choose the Scrum Framework to realize business value earlier, and show you a real example of SCRUM in action: An international, Swiss insurance company creating new innovative products. Presented at Appway Conference: http://conference.appway.com/screen/Portal
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agility accelerates ...
Scrum! Realizing Business Value Earlier
Appway Conference Zürich, 17.09.2013
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The Scrum Framework • 3 Roles • 3 Artefacts • 4 MeeUngs
How SIMPLE it is!
Swapping the Iron Triangle
value driven plan
driven
Cost Time
Scope fix
esUmated
Time
Scope
Cost
Traditional
Agile
Idea
Idea
Idea Idea Product
Development
Do the Right Thing! Do the Thing Right!
EffecUveness Efficiency
Do the Right Thing! • Deliver Business Value
• in the right order • as early as possible • conUnuously
• Collect Customer Feedback as early as possible
• Embrace Change • Release when good enough
The Scrum Framework
What is good enough? Business Value
Time
Feature
Good Enough
Release 1.0
Faster Time to Market and Lower Cost
means earlier ROI
80% Business Value
20% Time
Release 1.x
Built-‐in Change Management Business Value
Time
New Feature identified during development
Good Enough
Release 1.0
Release 1.x
exchange
Different Types of Business Value Knowledge Value • Do we have the right people
to build the right product using the right technology in Ume and cost?
• We need Knowledge to reduce risk
Customer Value • The right funcUonality for
our customers
agility accelerates ...
SWISS LIFE
Case Study Presented by Peter Stampfli at GOTO Zürich 2013
One million private clients (policy holder)and 38 000 corporate clients (group life)
Presented at GOTO Zürich 2013 by Peter Stampfli
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
2,000
2,100
1,900
1,800
1,600
1,500
1,700
30
2,200
35
502,300
0
40
45
100
0
Our life insurance market is shrinking
Life Insurance Market Market for Financial Security
Mia. CHF
-2% p.a.
+3% p.a.
Market for Financial Security
Life Insurance Market
Mia. CHF
Presented at GOTO Zürich 2013 by Peter Stampfli
Vision - Future
From monoliner«Pure Life Insurance»…
…to comprehensive financial solution provider
Emotional Level
Growth throughExtension of the Business Model
und Customer Orientation
Transformation of Swiss Life Switzerland
Rationale LevelExpand
Transform
Today
Presented at GOTO Zürich 2013 by Peter Stampfli
The challenge before us…
Challenge: Innovate!Challenge: Innovate!
Keep Status Quo! Keep Status Quo!
Agile & Scrum?
Presented at GOTO Zürich 2013 by Peter Stampfli
Agenda – Agile Transformation Roadmap
Programm
Project
Line-
Organisation
Large scaleagile
Scrum –Incubation
Integration in Line-
OrganisationSwiss Life
Initial-Position
& Business
Driver
Swiss Life
Initial-Position
& Business
Driver
2012 20132011
Presented at GOTO Zürich 2013 by Peter Stampfli
PoC with Scrum successfull
Process innovation Introduction of Scrum
IT - Innovation Expose services to Customer, iOS
Business innovation multi-access, mobile: anywhere, anytime
Time2Market Delivery in 7 weeks
• External Scrum Coach
Presented at GOTO Zürich 2013 by Peter Stampfli
Agenda – Agile Transformation Roadmap
Programm
Project
Line-
Organisation
Large scaleagile
Scrum –Incubation
Integration in Line-
OrganisationSwiss Life
Initial-Position
& Business
Driver
Swiss Life
Initial-Position
& Business
Driver
2012 20132011
Presented at GOTO Zürich 2013 by Peter Stampfli
Caramba –large scale agile program setup
4 C = Communication | Collaboration | Contact Center | CRM
P & C
Existing New
Exis
ting
Customers
Serv
ices
Health
New
Vorsorge Plus
Coope-rationen
4 C
One100
ImmoPulse
Headcount: 60+
6 Scrum-Teams
Headcount: 60+
6 Scrum-Teams
Presented at GOTO Zürich 2013 by Peter Stampfli
The program delivers…
3a-Attacker
Swiss LifeCRM
Presented at GOTO Zürich 2013 by Peter Stampfli
Agenda – Agile Transformation Roadmap
Programm
Project
Line-
Organisation
Large scaleagile
Scrum –Incubation
Integration in Line-
OrganisationSwiss Life
Initial-Position
& Business
Driver
Swiss Life
Initial-Position
& Business
Driver
2012 20132011
Presented at GOTO Zürich 2013 by Peter Stampfli
Common model for mutual understanding –product lifecyle framework
1) Wichtig: Der Markt entwickelt das Angebot von Invent nach Deploy 2) Business Sicht
Invent
• Develop new Business Opportunities
• Verification of ideas • Experiment and learn • Quick and easy
1
Deploy
• Opportunity is successful• Increased business criticality• Pressure to optimize and manage (Business und IT)
2Manage
• Standardize • Managed risks and processes
• Low unit costs (Cash-Cow)
3
Offload
• Low differentiation• Declining profitability
• Sourcing• EOL
4
Impact onImpact on
Operating-Modell
People und Skills Finance
1 2 3Steering
4
Differentiation
Ris
k
$
Presented at GOTO Zürich 2013 by Peter Stampfli
Deploy – the most interesting and challengingHere is the transformation happening!
EvolutionDisruptiv
Transformation
Active Transformation in Intersection
• Requirements from both worlds (line & program)
• On-going Innovation but business critical and productive
• High dependencies with regularrelease cycle
Introduction of an Release Train with Feature Portfolio
Management
Introduction of an Release Train with Feature Portfolio
Management
Presented at GOTO Zürich 2013 by Peter Stampfli
Swiss Life – Conclusion • Agile @ Large works • Agile is an accelerator for human centered design and
customer centricity • InnovaUon needs disrupUve techniques like Scrum • Feedback is crucial to realize business value early • Different product lifecycles need different approaches • Introducing Agile techniques like Scrum demand an
OrganizaUonal TransformaUon
Con$nuous'Innova$on'
Network'&'Empowerment'
Do'the'Right'Thing'
Do'the'Thing'Right'
Strategy'
Organisa$on'
Effec$veness'
Efficiency'
Culture'
Context'&'Constraints'
Delivery'Products''Services'
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