Whilst preparing to execute work as high performing team there are number of hygiene factors we support here

Beyond this, during the planning stages you will need to have some ideas about delivery and release strategy -this will affect how you define and document the work to be done.
Once you have the hygeine factors in place, have determined your delivery release strategy its time to start service design. [thinking]

Create your MVP and then and only then detail your backlog here
The core of your SDL, here we focus on speed and predictability whilst reducing risk here
Deployment is not the same as release, its so important and relevant to the Product Development process it has its own section. here we reflect on
What did we learn?
What should we do next?
As part a double feedback loop, learning from real delivery to real customers
Operationally

Being Agile, Leveraging Automation and Using Service Design Alone Are No Longer Enough …

Process, People and Technology across the SDL must now be fine tuned for high performance from start to finish.

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