Head First Agile: A Brain-Friendly Guide to Agile and the PMI-ACP Certification by Andrew Stellman & Jennifer Greene

Author:Andrew Stellman & Jennifer Greene [Stellman, Andrew]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Tags: COMPUTERS / Software Development & Engineering / Project Management
ISBN: 9781491950395
Publisher: O'Reilly Media
Published: 2017-09-18T04:00:00+00:00

Perceived Integrity/Conceptual Integrity

Lean teams are always looking to build integrity into their products from the very beginning. They divide their thinking about this Lean principle into perceived and conceptual integrity. Perceived integrity means thinking about how well a feature meets the needs of the user. Conceptual integrity means thinking about how well features work together to form a single unified product.

Set-Based Development

When teams practice set-based development, they spend time talking about their options, and change the way that they work in order to give themselves additional options in the future. The team will do extra work to pursue more than one option, trusting that the extra work will pay for itself by giving the team more information so that they can make a better decision later. This allows the team to gather more information about multiple options at once, and make the decision about which option to pursue at the last responsible moment.

Lean teams establish a delivery cadence in which they release the latest set of completed work at regular intervals.

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