PMI Lexicon Of Project Management Terms (ver 3.1) and Agile Alliance Lexicon are very important for even discussion through community.
I am looking forward to using/improving/updating my PMI Lexicon Of Project Management Terms and trying to look for the Agile Alliance Lexicon which I do not have it yet.
Hi Mayte,
I am trying to look for Agile Lexicon?
for example I came a cross with the terminology of " around-robin fashion" or "Pig" or "Spike"
I do not know what are the meaning of such terminologies in Agility.
"Round-robin" refers to a practice of having everyone involved. Actual practice varies. For example, you might have a team of developers work on certain stories, then switch so that everyone is involved on each story. (That's a weird example, sorry.)
A "Pig" is someone committed to project success. It comes from a story of a chicken who wanted to start a restaurant with a pig, which would serve ham and eggs. The pig declines, saying "you would only be involved, but I would be committed."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Chicken_and_the_Pig
A "Spike" is a story in the backlog that is dedicated to research.
Hooray for the Agile Practice Guide. I'm not sure about that link you provided Mansour, but if you want the Agile Alliance glossary, then visit this link:
Thanks for all of you.
BR,
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Wade HarshmanScrum Master| GDITIndianapolis, In, United States
Sep 13, 2018 2:26 PM
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Hi Mayte,
I am trying to look for Agile Lexicon?
for example I came a cross with the terminology of " around-robin fashion" or "Pig" or "Spike"
I do not know what are the meaning of such terminologies in Agility.
"Round-robin" refers to a practice of having everyone involved. Actual practice varies. For example, you might have a team of developers work on certain stories, then switch so that everyone is involved on each story. (That's a weird example, sorry.)
A "Pig" is someone committed to project success. It comes from a story of a chicken who wanted to start a restaurant with a pig, which would serve ham and eggs. The pig declines, saying "you would only be involved, but I would be committed."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Chicken_and_the_Pig
A "Spike" is a story in the backlog that is dedicated to research. Saving Changes...
