First notes Flashcards
Project Board - what are they doing?
Project Direction
BAU - What does this mean?
Business as usual
Characteristics of a project
Temporary
Team is created
Difficult
A degree of uncertainty (risk) - Not always a negative thing
Business and usual charecteristics
Ongoing
Stable team
Routine
a degree of certainty
What stops a sprint?
Time, we close it at the end of the set time with a zero tolerance and only complete work that can be finished within that frame
In prince 2 when can you crossover into the next stage?
When the Project board gives permission
Agile Manifesto - Individuals and interactions over…
processes and tools
Agile Manifesto - Working Software over…
comprehensive documentation
Agile Manifesto - Customer Collaboration over…
Contract negotiation
Agile Manifesto - Responding to change over…
following a plan
Prince 2 stands for
Projects in controlled environment
ASD - Adaptive Software Development
(IT only)
Crystal
IT only
DAD (disaplined Agile Delivery )
IT only - Explore further
DevOPs
IT only
DSDM (Dynamic Systems Development Method) / Agile PM
An agile project framework thtfocuses on the itertive delivery of bysiness systems
Kanban
A way to improve flow and provoke system improvement through visualization and controlling work in progress (WIP)
Lean
(insert description) An approach that focuses on improving processes through maximizing value by elimination waste (such as wasted time or effort)
Lean Startup
Original approach for managing startup companies.
SCRUM
A way of product delivery. a iterative timeboxed approach to product delivery that is described as a lightweight framebox
prince 2 only used in
project not BAU
Managment products are..
Used to manage a project such as word documents or Xcel
Baseline products
Created at the start of the project, at the end you would compare against the baseline. Such as a budget, then comparing against what your actual spend was against the initial baseline budget
Record Products
Spreadsheet, recording things down
