Koyelia Ghosh Roy
AVP - Solution Specialist
EXL Services
location_on India
Member since 4 years
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Koyelia Ghosh Roy is a seasoned Business Transformation Consultant with over 15 years of experience in the insurance vertical.
Extremely passionate about Business Analysis, Process Consulting and Agile Practice. Experienced in driving organizational and operational change through Customer Journey Mapping, Business Architecture and Story Boarding, increasing and improving functional and operational efficiency with an underlying focus on reducing operational costs. She has been responsible for capability-building of systems, processes and people, putting together project methodologies and blueprints, managing the change life-cycle and measuring the performance of the initiatives through governance and KPIs post go-live. She has also implemented tools and templates in order to embed best practices. Besides being specialized in technology led business transformation, she is also an advocate for innovation and process improvement.
She is a post-graduate in Life Science and has successfully achieved CBAP®, PMP®, CSM®, Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and SAFe @Agilist Practitioner certification. She has successfully morphed from science graduate to process consulting to IT, adapting herself to the needs and challenges of her career, as she evolved. Her passion is innovating simple ways to do complex tasks. Currently she is AVP – Solution Specialist at EXL Services.
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Techniques for User Story Splitting (Workshop)
45 Mins
Workshop
Intermediate
User Story writing is an essential part in delivering value in each iteration and also to maintain the cadence. It might seem simple, but splitting large user stories is not easy. The user story has to be of the right size that fits the iteration duration, the speed of the team to build and test and what is considered valuable by client/customer. The large user stories (epics) need to be split in such a way that would incrementally provide user value through the development cadence. This also enables to get quick feedback before the entire feature is released.
Breaking of a feature into smaller stories is like turning boulders into sand , which means it takes more than one single stroke to paint all the smaller stories. There are many good techniques in splitting and dicing the features or epics into smaller user stories.
This workshop focuses on the below techniques of user story splitting:
- SPIDR
- Hyper fine story splitting or Zero/One/Many
This workshop will consist of two case studies for the attendees so as to get hands-on experience in splitting user stories efficiently by using the above techniques.
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