BRIDGING THE EAGLE'S EYE AND WORM'S VIEW - Collabera
BRIDGING THE EAGLE'S EYE AND WORM'S VIEW - Collabera
BRIDGING THE EAGLE'S EYE AND WORM'S VIEW - Collabera
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o Adopting industry practices: Scanning of industry trends by the quality<br />
team helps study new trends in engineering practices in the industry. As a<br />
result of this, the Orthogonal Defect Classification (ODC) technique was used<br />
to select the right set of test cases. Most of the work in improving code<br />
quality was also inspired by industry research on technical debt.<br />
For each of these initiatives, ROI, resources, deliverables, risks and timelines are<br />
identified. All these are managed and tracked to initiative charters. A sample<br />
snapshot of the overall picture of goals set to their links to key initiatives is given<br />
in figure 18.<br />
Verifying Results<br />
These initiatives have led to a cultural shift in the way delivery is being managed and<br />
overseen across the organization. Results have been very compelling so far.<br />
• Across the organization, over 80% of projects have met engineering targets<br />
(sub process level goals) though they were quite stringent.<br />
• Since the launch of these initiatives, 100% of projects have gone on time<br />
• Pre-SIT goal of 2011 has been 100% achieved across projects.<br />
• Four improvement initiatives were closed with significant results, each of<br />
them improving<br />
baselines. Four other<br />
initiatives are in<br />
progress.<br />
• Interim CSAT figures<br />
show early indicators of<br />
CSAT improvement<br />
across key parameters<br />
of timelines, quality and<br />
overall satisfaction (See<br />
figure 19).<br />
Summary and Benefits<br />
Following are some of the key<br />
benefits we achieved as a<br />
result of the whole exercise.<br />
1. Visibility of progress towards organisational goals is objective, well<br />
implemented and seamlessly understood<br />
2. Because of the business goals connect, there is an obvious motivation across<br />
all levels with a sense of purpose<br />
3. The significant change brought about is that the person on the ground knows<br />
how they impact organisation goals. During a recent CMMI Level 5<br />
assessment, that <strong>Collabera</strong> underwent, this point came out as a strong<br />
contributor for high maturity behaviour.<br />
4. This has also helped build a performance culture in the organisation<br />
Bridging the eagle’s eye and worms view