Iterative Life Cycle The Iterative Lifecycle is a way to handle a project in which a number of steps or parts are repeated in a loop until the end result or output is made. Each iteration includes doing the same set of things over and over again in a loop of planning, doing, and evaluating, with the…
Feature Chart A Feature Chart is a tool used in product development and project management to keep track of a product or project’s features or needs. It gives a visual picture of the features or standards and their state, which makes it easier to put them in order of importance and keep track of them. Most of…
Product Backlog Burnup Chart A Product Backlog Burnup Chart is a picture that shows how the things in the product backlog are getting done over time. It gives an overview of how the product list is changing and how the team is getting closer to finishing the work that was planned. The Product Backlog Burnup Chart is…
Agile Approaches Agile approaches can be plotted along a spectrum of breadth and detail, with some approaches being more focused on the big picture and others being more focused on specific details. Here are a few examples: 1. Agile Manifesto: The Agile Manifesto is a high-level statement of values and principles that prioritize customer collaboration, working software,…
Assessment for Criticality of a Product or Service Assessment for the criticality of a product or service involves evaluating the impact of its failure or poor performance on the organization, customers, end-users, and other stakeholders. Here are some steps to assess the criticality of a product or service: 1. Identify the stakeholders: Determine who will be affected…
Agile Pain Points Agile methods have a lot of good points, but they can also be hard on teams in some ways. Here are some usual problems with Agile and some ways to deal with them: 1. Lack of clarity: Sometimes, agile teams have trouble figuring out what the project goals, targets, or objectives are. This can…
Agile Practice Guide The Agile Practice Guide maps the principles behind the Agile Manifesto to the following Agile practices: 1. Prioritize customer satisfaction through continuous delivery of valuable software: This principle is supported by practices such as Agile planning, user story mapping, and continuous delivery. 2. Welcome changes in requirements, even late in the project: This principle…
Actvity Attributes In project management, activity traits are the details about each activity that are used to explain it and keep track of it. These traits tell you more about each activity, like how long it takes, what resources it needs, how it depends on other activities, and what it can’t do. Some common parts of project…
