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Most Product Owners I have met do not have a method for identifying candidate user stories or deriving acceptance criteria for those stories. CAVEAT: I believe you should only model to the level of detail needed, regardless of what type of model you are using. If the team were building a […] August 25th, 2018 | Tags: Acceptance Criteria, agile, process model, user stories, User Story | Category: User Story | Leave a comment For any kind of enterprise-wide change initiative, if you derive your backlog of Business Stories only from interviews with users, you may to end up with a patchwork of individual needs that don’t necessarily hang together, some of which will conflict with each other and which won’t give you the enterprise picture.
March 20th, 2017 | Tags: agile, Product Backlog, user stories, User Story | Category: Business architecture | Leave a comment I admit it. I have a problem with user stories. Not with the Actor/Narrative/Benefit syntax or the idea of adding acceptance criteria or the idea of valuing conversation over documentation. I love all that. I have a problem with the name “user” stories. I’ve been applying Agile principles for about ten […] In 2012 one of my readers contacted me to ask whether business rules and user story acceptance criteria could be considered the same thing. I answered in a blog post that they should not. However, in 2013 I learned decision modelling, specifically, The Decision Model (TDM) and I was taught by […] July 13th, 2016 | Tags: Acceptance Criteria, agile, business architecture, Decision Model, DMN, TDM, User Story | Category: Business architecture, Decision Modelling | 2 comments You are probably familiar with the Agile Manifesto that was written in 2001 by several forward-thinking software developers. However, it is a manifesto for software development and, as you may have seen in a previous post, business architecture is about more than software requirements. Does that mean we cannot apply the […] March 10th, 2016 | Tags: agile, business architecture | Category: Business architecture | 4 comments |
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