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Accountability
"Buck stops here" position for any task or activity - who is ultimately going to be held accountable for something
ACT
Acronym for Agile Champions Team - a team that evangelizes Agile across the organization
ADAPT
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Accountability
"Buck stops here" position for any task or activity - who is ultimately going to be held
accountable for something
ACT
Acronym for Agile Champions Team - a team that evangelizes Agile across the
organization
ADAPT
Acronym for Awareness, Desire, Ability, Promotion, Transfer: A model that describes
necessary conditions for success of Agile adoption
All-In pattern
A pattern for agile adoption wherein the entire organization goes in for agile adoption all
at the same time (as opposed to Small pilot - see below)
Analysts
Usually meant to refer to business analysts who translate business requirements into
system requirements
Anti-pattern
A symptom of a deeper dysfunction that indicates improper or incorrect implementation
Architect
Usually meant to refer to Technical architects, who establish the design patterns and
provide the technology roadmap to the team
Assessments
Questionnaires or evaluation methods to ascertain the level of maturity in a certain
discipline - e.g. Agile assessment
ATDD
Acceptance Test Driven Development - a pattern of working that emphasizes writing the
acceptance tests before even writing the code
Backlog
A collection of "work items" that the team can work on, resulting in additional value to
the team
Balanced scorecards
A system of measuring the health of a system from various points of view to get a
holistic view
Big room
A pattern for running sprint planning meetings for multiple scrum teams working on the
same project
Card (or story card)
Representing an index card (usually 3X5 inches or 4X6 inches) on which a story is
written
CDE
Acronym for Containers, Differences and Exchanges - constraints within which a self-
organized team operates
C-FORC
, Acronym for Commitment, Focus, Openness, Respect, Courage - the values of Scrum
Chief Product Owner
A title often given to the manager of all the product owners working on a single (large or
enterprise scale) product
Coach
Analogous to a sports trainer or coach - usually indicating a team's mentor either on a
technology or a process
Collective ownership
The notion that the whole team is collectively responsible and accountable for the
success or failure
Commitment
The team "signing up" to deliver to a certain plan - either a sprint or a release plan
Commitment driven planning
A method of planning that you can only add as many work items to a sprint or a release
as the team is willing to make a commitment towards
Communities of practice
A collection (usually informal) of team members who share a specific skill or practice
(e.g. automation testers)
Compliance
Demonstrate adherence (usually mandatory) to a certain standard or framework (e.g.
ISO 9000)
Conditions of satisfaction
Usually intended to mean acceptance tests or criteria that will be used to ascertain
whether a certain requirement is met
Continuous integration
An extreme programming practice that believes the code should be always integrated
and maintained in usable condition (used in conjunction with automated testing)
Cross-functional teams
A team containing diversity of skills that enables it to deliver a finished increment of
product; adding tangible value on its own
Daily Standup/Daily Scrum
Term used to describe a daily meeting of the Scrum team
Dependencies
A requirement or condition that needs to be fulfilled before something can happen
Diehards
Opponents of Scrum who are too much in love with the current methodology
Distributed teams
Teams that are geographically dispersed (opposite of collocated)
Epic
A large or aggregated user story that captures a major requirement or theme for a
project
Estimate
Forecast or educated guess about the effort or time required to accomplish some work
ETC
Acronym for Enterprise Transition Community (or Committee) - a team that manages
and steers an organization's agile transformation
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