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7 December 2022/project control/ITConf22

Measuring VALUE ADDED in agile development and continuous delivery

By Pekka Forselius (4SumPartners & FiSMA)

In the agile world, you choose to develop the functionality that provides the most value for the customer, post-development. But what is the value of functionality the customer gets, and  how can it be measured? If we do not know it – then there can be no prioritization.

As a customer, you pay to have a product developed – maybe EUR 100,000 a month over probably a longer period. You want to know what you are getting and when. To assess whether your investment makes sense, you want to know what value the delivery has for you. Otherwise, you cannot  judge whether it is a good business for you.

But how is the value calculated? There are several things that come into play. The effect of using the  product (what can it bring in, for example, in connection with effectivization when using the product),  what is the quality and what is the extent of the solution.

See a pdf of Pekka’s presentation.

Watch Pekka’s YouTube presentation

About Pekka Forselius

Pekka is a Senior adviser for the Finnish Software Measurement Association (FiSMA), He is also a past-President of International Benchmarking Standards Group (ISBSG,), the editor of ISO/IEC 29881 FiSMA 1.1 method. Pekka is also a product champion of Experience Pro Scope Management and estimating software.

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