The value of capability mapping is to supply the useful tool to align products with business vision, or at the bigger level, to imagine the enterprise. The vision of the business path, and therefore the direction of the different products, services, the efficiency of business processes, and the power of individuals etc. is generally expressed as business capabilities. Portfolio decisions should be made in the context of those capabilities. Epics, stories, features should all trace to the business features.

Use the Objective/Key Results format for business ability mapping. Show how applying features relate to business goals. Investment themes are accustomed to categorize development by internal investment types. Use these to answer questions such as: How much effort did you may spend this season on development for existing customers or new market development is sustaining. The objective represents the business-level problem you want to solve. For example: “Reduce cycle time for workflow X in order to increase income per seat.” The main element results explain expected business results, which will be delivered so when.

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You can also create data movement diagrams displaying business goals, portrayed as high-level processes;, and then, to the amount, if detail necessary, decompose these business goals into subgoals, and into supporting procedures or tasks then. The nice mapping mechanism allows you to make a capability model or some backlog of capabilities that you can then tie to specific features or better still, to the story plot level.

This way, as you deliver stories, features, features, you can tie up them directly back again to the specific capabilities that are cared about by your customers (internal or external). Subtasks (HOW) where an Epic unifies all work needed for one business result and the collection of business results within a release to denote the ability being built. Therefore, the worthiness of ability mapping is to supply the useful tool to align products with business eyesight, or at an increased level, to imagine the business. It allows business market leaders or Agile managers to determine important business goals or products/tasks initiatives highly relevant to the ability and identify goal dependencies to both doing the right things and doing things right and establish a high mature enterprise ultimately.

I’m sure Trident writers are pleased you the standby position their results, but what does that have to do with ANYTHING Barry mentioned in his original post, or his rebuttal for you? The time is used by you to respond, but without anything substantive to add. What in Barry’s post do you disagree with?

He explained, in great details, why you are wrong. In exchange, you plugged Trident. I goosed you to defend yourself and reclaim a little of the face (as well as perhaps actually sign up for the conversation), and you plugged Trident. This is not an incident of different viewpoints, Mr. Gottlieb. It’s a case of you misunderstanding Barry, misunderstanding the current state of posting, saying lots of things that were flat-out wrong, and then plugging your business.