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D2-Value Driven Delivery Flashcards

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Popendieck’s 7 areas of waste

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Partially done
extra processes
extra features
task switching
waiting
motion
defects

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Value of the project, minus the investment is

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ROI

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The calculation of a future amount of $$$ in today’s terms given and assumed interest rate and inflation rate

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Present value

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The calculation of a present amount in today’s terms given and assumed interest rate and inflation rate

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Future value

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Present value of a revenue stream over a series of periods

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Net present value

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Calculates the NPV of the cost of the project and when the NPV of the project meets or exceeds the NPV of the benefits of the project

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Internal rate of return

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The higher the IRR the more ____ the project is

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Valuable

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% Complete X BAC

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Earned value

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BAC

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Budget at completion

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Cost variance of earned value

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EV-AC

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Schedule variance of earned value

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EV-PV

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12
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EV/AC

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CPI

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EV/PV

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SPI

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CPI

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Cost performance index

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SPI

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Schedule performance index

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16
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Estimate at completion

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BAC/CPI=EAC

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Estimate to complete

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EAC-AC=ETC

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18
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TCPI to meet BAC

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(BAC-EV)/(BAC-AC)

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19
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TCPI to meet EAC

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(BAC-EV)/(EAC-AC)

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20
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TCPI

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To complete performance index

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KPI examples

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rate of progress, remaining work, likely completion date, likely cost remaining.

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22
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Risk identification is an _______

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iterative activity

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23
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High risk items should be adressed

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first

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24
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Risks can be monitored

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in log or burndown

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25
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Regulations are

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Requirements

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26
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Value is

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the result - working software

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27
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MoSCow

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Must Should Could Would like to have, but not this time

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28
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This type on analysis identifies must be one dim, attractive, indifferent, revese

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Kano

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29
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The 5 quality of customer preferences

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Must be quality, One dimensional, Attractive, Indifferent, reverse

30
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The Kano quadrants

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Delighters, satisfiers. Dissatisfiers, Indifferent

31
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Dot voting risks

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cant consider new features, too many features should be limited, similar options are penalized, group think

32
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This prioritization approach is best for business features

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Monopoly money

33
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Relative prioritization

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priority features, simple first, meet budget and schedule, changes may change list (priorities and some may be removed)

34
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While a sprint is in flight can the priority change

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No, new priorities can be added to backlog. PO can choose to cancel sprint if there was something tectonic

35
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Incremental delivery requires

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Regression testing

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What is regression testing?

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testing new feature and all previous

37
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Cons of incremental delivery

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Cost may exceed value, new functionality may reveal problems

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Cost of change

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Change is least expensive at the beginning, change increases as functionality increases. Change is expected but expensive

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MVP

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Minimal viable product

40
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examples of low touch high tech tools

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task board, burndown,

41
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Gulf of evaluation

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difference between what was said and what was understood

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Examples of verification and validation

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pair programming, unit testing, customer collab, stand-ups, acceptance testing, iteration demos, product release

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Types of testing

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Exploratorily, scripted, usability,TDD

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UAT testing

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how easy is it to use

45
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exploratory testing

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discover issues and unexpected behavior

46
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Continuous integration

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small frequent code commits, with tools to integrate new code when checked in

47
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A continuous int system is made up of

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source code control, build tools, test tools, scheduler or trigger, notifications

48
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Benefits of cont int?

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early warning if code breaks something, problems fixed as they occur, immediate feedback, frequent unit testing defines issues, easy to reverse

49
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Cons of cont int

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setup time, cost, setup of integration suite

50
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Define TDD

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Test driven development, test are written before code, code is written and developed and tested until the test passes. Then code is refactored

51
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Who should write tests in tdd

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not the dev

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Phases of tdd

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red, green, refactor or clean

53
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phases of acceptance test driven development

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discuss requirements, distill test in a framework, dev and run tests, demo with automated test scripts

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WIP

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work in progress

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Characteristics of WIP

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Risk, hides bottlenecks, requires investment, delivers no return, needs to be limited

56
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WIP should be limited to offset

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Risk and reveal bottlenecks

57
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What is littles law

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duration of q is proportional to its size.

58
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RFP

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request for proposal

59
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Agile projects constrain what?

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time and cost

60
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Agile is flexible on?

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Scope

61
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What is DSDM

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Dynamic systems development

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What is RAD

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Rapid application development

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DSDM characteristics

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The benefits of RAD - communication, stakeholder engagement and transparency, along with waterfall - control and quality

64
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Characteristics of graduated fixed price contract

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both parties share risk, vendor is paid hourly rate to deliver on time, paid above rate is early and below rate is lat

65
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Benefits of a fixed price contract

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no sandbagging, celebrate success, initiate work effectively, focus on results not hourly rate

66
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Fixed price work packages

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estimated for cost, price of work is constant, scope changes will require a new estimate

67
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Unit testing

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smallest testable portion of application code, module, function, procedure, code fragments

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Acceptance testing

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Test to determine acceptability of requirement, spec

69
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Benefits of exploratory testing

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on the fly, how a user may use it, spontaneous, not scripted

70
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Usability testing

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How user will respond under realistic conditions and improve for usability

71
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Examples of user centered interaction design

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hallway testing, expert review

72
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FIT

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framework for integrated testing

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