MoSCoW prioritization
MoSCoW prioritization MoSCoW is a prioritization exercise technique MoSCoW stands for the following priority groups: M (must have) Features you must have in the final …
Scaling Agile with You
MoSCoW prioritization MoSCoW is a prioritization exercise technique MoSCoW stands for the following priority groups: M (must have) Features you must have in the final …
Risk based spike A spike solution, or spike, is a technical investigation. It’s a small experiment to research the answer to a problem. For example, …
Escaped Defects Escaped Defects are those defects reported by the Customer from production that have escaped all software quality processes are represented in this metric. …
Control limits Choose the control chart which is fitting for your data Determine the appropriate time period required for collecting the data and plotting the …
Agile variance and trend analysis A variance is the difference between an actual result and an expected result. The process by which the total difference …
Lead time Lead Time is the time between the initiation (command) and the delivery of a User Story. Example In our case it is the …
Agile failure modes and alternatives Agile practices don’t fail—rather the variations on Agile adoption fail”. You must know what not to do while following certain …
Agile Problem solving steps Detecting the problem Identify the problem Pause and reflect on the problem Explore informations Take the problem to the team Create …
Agile Vendor management approach The Agile Manifesto values customer collaboration over contract negotiation which sets an important tone for procurement relationships on agile projects. The …
Agile games / Innovation games The phrase innovation game refers to a form of primary market research developed by Luke Hohmann where customers play a …