Tag #mvp (20 Results)

Practices 16

J Jobs To Be Done
Jobs To Be Done is a framework using which you can create more value for your customers.
R Release Management
Release management is the process of going through the necessary steps to deploy a software build through different stages and environments; in preparation for its release.
P Pair Programming
Pair programming is a practice of two programmers working together on the same task at a single computer.
A Agile Events
Agile Events, (formerly Agile Ceremonies), are several types of meetings prescribed within Agile frameworks.
C Continuous Delivery
Continuous Delivery is a practice that enables you to release new product changes to your customers at any given time.
M MVP
The Minimum Viable Product (MVP) represents a concept from Lean Thinking that emphasizes the impact of learning in new product development.
C Clickable Prototype
A Clickable Prototype shows a visual representation of the user interface of a website or software application.
W Waterfall
The Waterfall methodology is a linear project management approach where customer's requirements are collected at the beginning of the project.
C Code Coverage
Code Coverage (CC) measures how many, and which specific source code lines are being tested by automated tests (for example, unit or integration test).
L Lean Canvas
Lean Canvas is a very useful visual planning method.
S Scrum
Scrum is a framework focused on a productive and creative delivery of complex products with an emphasis on the highest possible value.
C Continuous Integration
Continuous Integration (CI) is a practice of integrating code changes on a daily basis.
F Fail Fast
Debugging can be very annoying.
D Design Sprint
The Design Sprint is a five-phase process to get a tangible product prototype in a short period of time.
C Code Review
A Code Review is a software quality assurance practice in which developers check each other’s code, usually before merging the code.
B Bus Factor
A Bus Factor defines the number of developers that are vital to a project.

Problems 4

D Demotivated Team
Demotivated team can be a disaster for the business - the team members produce less and less work.
I Increased Cost
How much money do you spend on a project and how to reduce the possible increase in cost but keep the development effective? It can be tricky to measure the development cost because no two projects are the same.
B Bad Product-Market Fit
Bad product-market fit means that the market does not want your product.
D Disconnect Between Business and IT
Disconnect between business and IT means that the companies do not consider long term IT innovation in their business plans for a fiscal year.