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Know about Agile
AGILE METHODS
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Introduction: Agile at HCL
Agile methods have gone beyond small & medium sized projects and organizations. Despite the many motivators of Agile such
as improved business value, lower risk etc., organizations have found it difficult to transform themselves and fully realize the
potential of Agile.
HCL is known for its heritage in engineering services and our journey in Agile development started well ahead of others about 12
years ago. We have been using Scrum methodology for nearly 10 years. In the last 5 years alone, we have executed close to
5000+ projects and programs in agile. As part of our Employee first philosophy, employee training is a key component of our
DNA.
We have widespread experience across the various models of agile and scaling frameworks such as the Kanban, Scrum, XP,
Spotify, Scaled agile framework (SAFe) & disciplined agile delivery (DAD). In the Agile practice models defined by us, there is
higher emphasis on Collaboration, Just in Time and Feedback cycles. Detailed practice steps are documented as part of the
Organization Management Systems (OMS) to propagate and sustain Agile ways of working.
In our experience, many organizations underestimate the complexity in transitioning to agile. Moving to agile is beyond
implementing a set of engineering and management practices. Some of the key agile transformation challenges which we have
observed are:
Large fragmentedteams and specialized skills
Legacy specializedtools and technologies
Long runningprojects
Lack of business participation
Focus on individualutilization over outcomes
Distributedteams
Team Hierarchies
CASE-STUDIES
INTRODUCTION: AGILE AT HCL
SERVICE OFFERINGS
• Agile readiness and maturity framework
• Agile transition
• Enabling distributed agile
Service Offerings
1. Agile readiness and maturity framework
The agile readiness assessment framework helps determine the right candidate projects for transitioning to agile. The framework
takes a holistic approach to agility and focusses on 4 dimensions across Process efficiencies, Performance systems, Mindsets &
Behaviors and Organization & Skills.
We use the Fluency model created by James Shore and Diana Larsen to help guide the teams as they adopt an agile culture and
mature along the journey
Process Efficiency
Disciplined focus on end-to-end value
streams to deliver what customers
want by eliminating waste,
bottlenecks and avoidable waiting
times.
Mindsets & Behavior
Engaging the front line to deliver for
customers and push for continual
improvement in their work.
Alignment with customer needs and requirements
Understand customer expectations to effectively and efficiently respond to needs
Performance Systems
Making performance transparent so the
whole team can take responsibility for
outcomes and solutions.
Organization & Skills
Ensuring that the work and people are
properly aligned while strengthening
management roles.
CustomerCASE-STUDIES
INTRODUCTION: AGILE AT HCL
SERVICE OFFERINGS
• Agile readiness and maturity framework
• Agile transition
• Enabling distributed agile
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2. Agile transition
Our experience shows that the foundation for enabling agile adoption in an organization is based on the dimensions of People,
Process and Technology supported by a strong Organizational change management (OCM) approach and the right
infrastructure. Our framework below is a 3 stage approach to Transformation along the phases of Standardization, Optimization
and Transformation.
Focus on value
Standardization
Process
People
Technology
Optimization Transformation
Deliver value Optimize value Optimize for Systems
Team Culture Team Skills Organizational structure Organizational culture
• Adopt Enterprise Agile Framework
• Define TOM
• Market the TOM
• Define one way of working
• Adopt agility at project level
• Define resourcing model
• Define roles
• Define R&R
• Team structure
• DevOps
• Full DevOps
• Build DevOps pipeline • Extreme automation
• BusDevOps
• Standardize technologies
• Achieve common cadence
• Adopt agility at Program/ value chain level
• Adopt Agile at portfolio level
• Achieve enterprise agility
PHASE
INFRASTRUCTURE
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SERVICE OFFERINGS
• Agile readiness and maturity framework
• Agile transition
• Enabling distributed agile
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People
• Focus on a common
resourcing model which is
the Dreyfus model for skill
acquisition
• Standardize team roles
and moving away from
Pyramid to Diamond
resourcing model
• Focus on self-directed
teams focused on value
delivery
Process
• Defining and documenting
the ways of working for
co-located and distributed
teams
• Teams focus on Objectives
and Key results, where they
are aligned to objectives set
through the vision and
strategy
Infrastructure
• Our agile development centers
have access to all locations. Best in
class infrastructure including
collaboration tools such as
federated Lync/Skype and Smart
TVs to support distributed agile
ways of working
Technology
• Standardizing
tools and
technologies
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CASE-STUDIES
INTRODUCTION: AGILE AT HCL
SERVICE OFFERINGS
• Agile readiness and maturity framework
• Agile transition
• Enabling distributed agile
Our Distributed agile
playbook has the learnings
captured in one place which
gives the teams a jumpstart
when they embark on
distributed agile
Distributed agile
models based on
nature of project,
maturity of the
organization and
teams
Tools for collaboration
and project
management
(ALMSmart™ )
Investments for the
best in class
development centers
The agile community of
Practice (COP) is a
knowledge sharing
platform and fosters
collaboration among agile
teams
3. Enabling distributed agile
We have close to 80 % of our projects working in a distributed model. We have been successful with distributed agile because of
the proven models and knowledge repository we have built on top of it.
CASE-STUDIES
INTRODUCTION: AGILE AT HCL
SERVICE OFFERINGS
• Agile readiness and maturity framework
• Agile transition
• Enabling distributed agile
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Case-studies
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One of the largest Logistics Service Providers
Business Challenge:
The client was embarking on a multi-layer IT transformation initiative designed to improve delivery services with reduced risk of
failures and workforce focused on the business. The customer was keen on a unified platform for agile future systems and reduce
the total cost of IT ownership.
Solution:
Using agile methodology for faster time-to-market along with cost
effectiveness, HCL drove transformation at client’s system, at three
separate levels: Business Model, Architecture & Operating Platform.
HCL was able to leverage agile in the global delivery model by
introducing process improvements and productivity gains, by making
use of technologies such as SOA, BPM, and MDM.
Business Benefits:
Over a span of three years, by leveraging HCL Agile methodologies,
Client achieved USD 5.4Mn worth of annual savings for their
transformation program. This included
• Team force reduction by 70%
• Number of applications running cut down by almost 80%
• Servers used reduced by 67%
• Number of incidents reduced by 66%
Less than 20% documentation was made to increase to cent percent,
creating a process repository as compared to earlier Tribal process
knowledge
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INTRODUCTION: AGILE AT HCL
SERVICE OFFERINGS
• Agile readiness and maturity framework
• Agile transition
• Enabling distributed agile
Case-studies
A leading US based Financial Services Company
Business Challenge:
The client faced tough competition from industry peers and sought faster time-to-market with higher quality assurance. They
also needed a partner who could help adopt agile methodologies and cross-train the development team in multiple technologies
to deliver improved customer experience.
Solution:
HCL provided multiple solutions and methodologies to the client to
help achieve the objectives. Some of these included
• Adoption of Agile 2.0 framework
• Offshore Agile Lab
• Nearshore agile work area
• Offshore Proxy scrum masters
Business Benefits:
HCL set a new benchmark on key parameters that helped the client
achieve the following benefits:
• 40+ services enabled through agile; three times the number while
using non-agile technology
• 50% reduction in Time to market using agile methodology
• Defect count reduced by 85%
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CASE-STUDIES
INTRODUCTION: AGILE AT HCL
SERVICE OFFERINGS
• Agile readiness and maturity framework
• Agile transition
• Enabling distributed agile
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