Having a “definition of done” has become a near-standard thing for Scrum teams. The definition of done (often called a “DoD”) establishes what must be true of each product backlog item for that item to be done. A typical DoD would be something similar to: The code is well written...
For example, they can view the backlog items associated with each feature item in a Scrum project.In this screenshot, you can see the management team's view of their features backlog, with the product backlog items that support those items also shown. The management team does not own ...
If you’re familiar with Scrum but not familiar with SAFe, these videos at Scaled Agile Framework Foundations from Inbar Oren, the Lean Samurai are a good way to orient yourself.Map SAFe concepts to TFS conceptsSAFe supports a portfolio view of multiple agile teams. SAFe illustrates how a ...
For everything else, it's very much business as usual for the individual teams. They can use the Kanban board, task board, and other features just as they've always done, but now their progress is visible to their management without having to manually report on anything. What they do is...