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Modèle de Kano Excite rs Performance Basics Satisfac tion Présence fonctionnal ité

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Modèle de Kano. Satisfaction. Exciters. Performance. Présence fonctionnalité. Basics. Le processus de responsabilité. Responsibility Obligation Shame Justify Lay Blame Denial. Quit. Source: Christophe Avery, conseiller sur le leadership responsible et le travail de groupe. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Modèle de KanoExciters

Performance

Basics

Satisfaction

Présence fonctionnalité

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ResponsibilityObligation

ShameJustify

Lay BlameDenial

Le processus de responsabilité

Source: Christophe Avery, conseiller sur le leadership responsible et le travail de groupe

Quit

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Innovation Rate

Strategic Alignment

Index

On-Product

Index

Product Availability

Usage Index

Installed Version Index

Six simple KPIs

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Innovation Rate

18%

53%

29%

2010 IT Budgets

Build New

Maintain

Expand

What percentage of your product is spent on building new functionality vs. maintaining the existing vs. expanding capacity?

Building new vs. sustaining existing

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Which is better ?

Innovation Rate

18%

53%

29%

Build New

Maintain

Expand

38%

10%

52%

Build New

Maintain

Expand

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Strategic Alignment Map

Strategic Alignment Index

High

Low

Low High

Business Strategic

Alignment

IT Strategic Alignment

= Product

Size of Bubble = TCO

Software to support strategic vision and IT strategy

Highest benefits are most likely realized

when building these products or features

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Strategic Alignment Map

Strategic Alignment Index

High

Low

Low High

Business Strategic

Alignment

IT Strategic Alignment

= Product

Size of Bubble = TCO

Highest benefits are most likely realized

when building these products or features

So why do these get built ?

TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) and alignment are some variables that can be used in backlog ordering

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Percent of time team spends working on product stuff(eg. Things that create value)

On-Product IndexMaking sure team can deliver

Generally, higher is better

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1 2 3 4 50

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100 Working time available per projectLoss to context switching

Number of simultaneous projects

Perc

ent

Task switching destroys efficiency and quality, and can actually make you less intelligent

Source: Gerald Weinberg, Quality Software Management : System Thinking

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Product Availability

Product Performanc

e

Support Execution

Operational Excellence

Product AvailabilityCustomer access, usability, and support

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0 5 100

20

40

60

80

100

Times used per time period

Perc

ent o

f use

rs u

sing

Usage IndexDo people actually use the functionality you build ?

Build things that people will actually use.

If they aren’t, try to figure out why and drive more usage. If you can’t, why do you have the feature ?

Higher tends to be better

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Version 5.X

Version 6.X

Version 7.X

Version 8.0

29%

45%

23%

3%

Installed Version IndexMonitoring product absorption

What percent of your customers are on your latest (n) release ?

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Innovation Rate

Strategic Alignment

On-Product

Index

Availability Index

Usage Index

Version Index

Any KPI by itself provides very little information.KPIs are all interconnected

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Innovation Rate

Strategic Alignment

On-Product Index

Availability Index

Usage Index

Version Index

Using KPIs provides a high-level proxy of actual value delivered by software products

29% 50% 80% 99% 35% 70%

$0.29

$0.15 $0.13 $0.13

$0.05 $0.03$1

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