The “What”
The concise description of a human endeavor, which captures user story(s), workflow(s), feature(s) or capability(s) required to satisfy said endeavor.
The “what” is most often articulated by functional practitioners.
The concise description of a human endeavor, which captures user story(s), workflow(s), feature(s) or capability(s) required to satisfy said endeavor.
The “what” is most often articulated by functional practitioners.
What we mean when we refer to proactive effort
Anchor post for definitions of business phrases and nomenclature commonly used at D’Mention Systems
What we mean with we refer to “working ON the business…”
Future cost associated with past-and-present shortcuts taken from a functional perspective, including lack-of-investment in: sufficient analysis of business risk, change management, business rules, process modeling and full understanding of customer needs Manifests as a cost in the present, beared by functional practitioners, the payments of which come in the form of limitations on innovation and…
What we mean when we refer to responsive effort
The timespan between the moment that a need has been defined for a human endeavor (the “what“) and the moment that technology has been fashioned (the “how“) to serve that endeavor. The “when” is most often executed by sequential practitioners.