Prioritization
a prioritization model used to sequence work for maximum economic benefit.
WSJF
Represents the series of steps an organization uses to deliver a product or service to a Customer.
Value Stream
the Agile team member primarily responsible for maximizing the value delivered by the team by ensuring that the team backlog is aligned with customer and stakeholder needs
Product Owner
a customer-centric development process that creates desirable products that are profitable and sustainable over their lifecycle
DESIGN THINKING
a key Scrum metric that measures the amount of work a team can deliver during a sprint
velocity
Who owns and prioritizes the team backlog?
Product Owner
a product, service, or system delivered to the Customer, whether internal or external to the Enterprise
Solution
function responsible for defining desirable, viable, feasible, and sustainable solutions that meet customer needs and supporting development across the product life cycle.
Product Management/Product Manager
a collaborative visualization used to articulate what we know about a particular type of user
empathy map
the conditions that must be satisfied for a product, user story, or increment of work to be accepted.
acceptance criteria
Who owns and prioritizes the program backlog
Product Management/Product Manager
a sizable initiative that is deliverable by an agile release train, solution train, or multiple solutions trains
epic
is a servant leader and coach for an Agile team who facilitates team events and processes, and supports teams and ARTs in delivering value
Scrum Lead/Scrum Master
a profile that represents a subgroup of your target audience
an agreement between a product team on the set of conditions that must be true in order to consider backlog items truly done.
Defintion of Done
the amount of money you lose or miss out on by delaying or not delivering a feature or a product
cost of delay
short descriptions of a small piece of desired functionality written from the user’s perspective
user story
a cross-functional group of typically ten or fewer individuals with all the skills necessary to define, build, test, and deliver value to their customer.
Agile Team
a technique used in product discovery: outlining a new product or a new feature for an existing product
STORY MAP
set the maximum amount of work that can exist in each status of a workflow
WIP Limit
portfolio-level business objectives that provide competitive differentiation and strategic advantage
strategic theme
represents solution functionality that delivers business value, fulfills a stakeholder need, and is sized to be delivered by an Agile Release Train within a PI.
Feature
Who is responsilble for setting product strategy, understanding what customers want, and prioritizing features
Product Management
a visual depiction of the stages customers go through when interacting with a company
CUSTOMER JOURNEY MAP
It is a long-term, dedicated cross-functional team of teams that works toward a singular goal.
Agile Release Train