Agile-Maturity-Scorecard-11116.xlsx

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1	AGILE MATURITY SCORECARD

2		AGILE MATURITY SCORECARD
3		Use this Agile Maturity Scorecard to assess the agile-specific health of your organization's development team. Set agile goals, monitor development progress, and keep your team on the same page regarding agile development. This template can be used by agile scrum masters, project managers, product managers, team members, and project sponsors. This template can also be used to focus on sprint retrospectives and to enable team members to perform self-assessment of their use and understanding of agile development practices. Agile maturity levels should be evaluated on a monthly or quarterly basis by teams.
4		0	INITIAL	The team lacks consistency and needs training in order to align all of its members.
5		1	JUST STARTED	The team has a basic level of agile adoption. Team Agile processes are not fully defined. Dev and QA are not yet fully in sync.
6		2	DEFINED	The team is applying well-defined agile processes and is consistently delivering each sprint.
7		3	MEASURED	The team is measuring code quality and other key indicators. The primary focus is on engineering / development maturity.
8		4	OPTIMAL	The team is developing on schedule for each release. It is successfully applying agile methods: self-organized, adaptive planning, sustainable, continual improvement, and automation for perpetual integration and deployment.
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13			AREA	CURRENT LEVEL	TARGET LEVEL	NOTES	CURRENT LEVEL
14		AGILE TEAM DYNAMICS	APPLYING AGILE	3	4		0
15			TEAMWORK / MORALE	4	4		1
16			SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PACE	1	4		2
17			TEAM WORKING AGREEMENT	3	4		3
18		AGILE TEAM ENVIRONMENT	AGILE TEAM SIZE	0	4		4
19			DEDICATED TEAM	4	4
20			CONTINUITY	3	4
21			CROSS-FUNCTIONAL	1	4
22			COLOCATION	2	4
23			SELF-ORGANIZATION	4	4
24			BLOCKERS	1	4
25		PRODUCT	SHIPPING	4	4
26			PRODUCT MANAGEMENT APPLYING AGILE	1	4
27			DEV CYCLE TIME	3	4
28			PRODUCT PLANS	1	4
29			DEFINITION OF DONE	4	4
30			STORY SIZE	3	4
31			BACKLOG "GROOMING"	2	4
32			VERTICAL SLICING	0	4
33		AGILE PROCESS MECHANICS	DAILY STANDUPS / SCRUMS	3	4
34			RETROSPECTIVES	4	4
35			EFFORTS BASED ON USER STORIES	2	4
36			ESTIMATION	4	4
37			PROGRESS TRACKING	0	4
38			REVIEWS	3	4
39		AGILE DEVELOPMENT PRACTICES (SOFTWARE)	ARCHITECTURE	4	4
40			TIMELINESS OF TESTING	2	4
41			CODE REVIEWS	2	4
42			HOLISTIC TESTING	2	4
43			TEST AUTOMATION	3	4
44			CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION	4	4
45			UNIT TESTING	1	4
46			REFACTORING	0	4
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