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Category: BA Techniques
Techniques: Planning Workshop
It's not that planning doesn't occur in Agile. It's just done differently." The question is how. This article talks about how strategic and initiative planning is done - in the Planning Workshop.
Techniques: Kano Analysis
When looking to develop a marketable product, one of the first questions should be how to determine features that will distinguish the product from others. Kano Analysis is how those market movers are found.
Techniques: Product Roadmap
The Product Roadmap shows the direction of the product and how the product is intended to grow. It demonstrates alignment to needs and a plan to deliver over time. The Product Roadmap is built around the vision for a solution, it outlines how the vision will be achieved and is defines how to measure progress. … Continue reading Techniques: Product Roadmap
Technique: Portfolio Kanban
Portfolio Kanban is a vital tool for the strategy level because it allows decision-makers to have a visual understanding of all initiatives in the organization. The information displayed can illuminate any bottlenecks and allow for decisions to re-allocate resources.
Techniques: Minimal Viable Product
Many people are confused about Minimal Viable Product. In MVP, it isn’t that non MVP features will never get done. Just that the MVP features will come first. In other words, it avoids waste by giving priority to what is necessary.
Techniques: Visioning
Visioning is used to determine the desired outcome for an initiative worded in a concise and approachable manner.Agile Extension to the BABOK® Guide – section 7.24 When Patriots coach Bill Belichek meets with his team to begin practices, I would imagine that the first thing he says is something like “Our goal for this season … Continue reading Techniques: Visioning
Three Factors in Choosing the Best Technique
In Agile, many techniques can be used to improve different aspects of the processes. Many of them may on the surface appear to be similar in purpose. But when you look closer, there may be a distinction that favors one over another for specific situations. So, how do we determine which technique is appropriate to … Continue reading Three Factors in Choosing the Best Technique
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