In meetings and presentations, you'll probably hear a lot of words relating to agile teams and working methods. Here, we explain some of the most common ones.
➤ Cadence refers to a work tempo that is sustainable and repeatable
➤ Ideation is the process of forming ideas, from initial concept up to implementation
➤ Iterative refers to repetition that allows continual improvement. Teams use iterative development to create, test and improve something until they're satisfied
➤ Lean is a style of working that empowers teams, minimizes waste and aims for continuous improvement
➤ Minimum viable product (MVP) is a basic version of a product that provides useful data to learn how to improve it
➤ Pivot refers to a fundamental change in direction
➤ Timeboxing means setting time limits for specific activities — or parts of a meeting — to ensure everything is discussed
➤ User story is the smallest unit of work in an agile framework. Work can be divided into functional increments called "user stories"
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