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What Makes A Good Product Owner?

Scrum.org

Sverrisdottir, Ingason & Jonasson (2014) interviewed Product Owners from different organizations that there are often multiple Product Owners for the same product, even though the Scrum Guide prescribes against this. . Sverrisdottir, Ingason & Jonasson (2014) also found no standard for how much time Product Owners spend with teams.

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Unlocking the Power and Mastery of Development Approach and Life Cycle

Project Pulse Journal

Each approach establishes the development of project deliverables as influenced by the delivery cadence, defined as the number and timing of deliveries based on the type of deliverable. Project deliverables examples include daily tasks, workflows, and processes, and will vary from team to team.

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Compendium of Works to Increase Probability of Project Success

Herding Cats

Business, Technical, Systems, Risk, and Project Management Briefings and Presentations. Technical Performance Measures (#TPM). Cost, Schedule, and Technical Performance Management (#CSTPM). Product Development (#ProdDev). Agile Software Development (#ASD). Business, Technical, Systems, Risk, and Project Management.

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DDSTOP The Saga Continues

Herding Cats

When a system is bounded with relatively static, well-understood requirements, classical methods of development are applicable. At the other end of the spectrum, when systems are not well defined and each is individually reacting to technology and mission changes, the environment for any given system becomes essentially unpredictable.

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DDSTOP The Saga Continues

Herding Cats

This knowledge starts with Reference Class Forecasting which is a method of predicting the future (cost, schedule, technical performance) by looking at similar past situations and their outcomes. For technical design, there are existing designs, patterns, packages, architecture references, and similar resources. I suspect the latter.

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DDSTOP The Saga Continues

Herding Cats

What these quotes actually say is I have no intention of learning how to estimate cost, schedule, and technical performance because I don't want to. Princeton University Press, July 21, 2014. [4] There are four kinds of reducible (Epistemic) uncertainties that create a risk to software development projects.