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Multi-team design workshop in the context of LeSS

Multi-team Design Workshop in LeSS

In Large Scale Scrum (LeSS), a Multi-team Design Workshop is a collaborative event where multiple teams come together to design and plan the architecture of a product or feature. This workshop is a key practice in LeSS to ensure that the architecture is well-thought-out, scalable, and meets the needs of all teams involved.

Objectives:

Key Activities:

  1. Architecture modeling: Teams collaborate to create a high-level architecture model that represents the overall structure and components of the system.
  2. Identifying interfaces: Teams define and document interfaces between different components to ensure seamless integration.
  3. Identifying risks: Teams identify potential risks and challenges in the architecture and discuss mitigation strategies.
  4. Design reviews: Teams review each other's design proposals and provide feedback to improve the overall architecture.

Benefits:

Resources:

  1. LeSS.works - Multi-team Design Workshop
  2. InfoQ - Multi-team Collaboration: What Makes It Work?
  3. LeSS - Large Scale Scrum (LeSS) Framework

By leveraging Multi-team Design Workshops in LeSS, organizations can foster collaboration, improve design quality, and set the foundation for successful large-scale Agile development.

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