Yes. Fishbone Analysis should usually be shown as a diagram, because it is a visual Root Cause Analysis tool. It is also called an Ishikawa Diagram or Cause-and-Effect Diagram. Your slide defines it as a visual tool for identifying possible causes of a specific problem. Simple Fishbone Diagram Example Problem: Checkout crashes 40% of the …
Category: Agile | এজাইল
Agile | এজাইল
Jul 12
pull system
Pull system in Kanban means: Work is started only when the next person or stage has capacity. It is the opposite of a push system, where managers or upstream teams keep assigning work even when people are already overloaded. Simple explanation System Meaning Problem / Benefit Push system Work is pushed to people whether they …
Jul 12
kanban? Where would you set the limit: In Progress or Review??
In Kanban, you can set WIP limits on both: In Progress and Review They should have separate limits, because they control different types of work. Your slide says WIP limits are the maximum number of items allowed in each workflow stage, used to prevent overload and identify bottlenecks early. Simple board example Column Should it …
Jul 12
define: Metrics: cycle time, lead time, throughput for kanabn
For Kanban, these three metrics measure flow — how smoothly work moves from request to completion. Metric Simple definition Measures from → to Example Lead Time Total time from when the work is requested until it is completed. Request created → Done A bug is reported Monday and fixed Friday. Lead time = 5 days. …
Jul 12
define: Metrics: velocity, sprint burndown
Metric Definition What it tells us Example Velocity The amount of work a team completes in one sprint, usually measured in story points. Helps estimate how much work the team may complete in future sprints. If a team completes 24, 26, and 22 story points over three sprints, average velocity is about 24 points per …
Jul 12
Five Whys
A good solution would be: If the Review column exceeds its WIP limit, I would stop pulling new work into Review and focus the team on clearing the bottleneck. The goal is to finish and move existing work forward before starting or adding more work. Step-by-step action Step What I would do Why 1. Stop …
Jul 12
Were acceptance criteria and DoD ?
Yes — DoD means Definition of Done. Acceptance Criteria and Definition of Done are related, but they are not the same. Term Meaning Scope Example Acceptance Criteria (AC) Specific conditions that must be true for one user story to be accepted. Story-specific For login story: password must be at least 8 characters; account locks after …
Jul 12
Scrum board vs Kanban board
A Scrum board and a Kanban board may look similar, but they manage work differently. Area Scrum board Kanban board Work cycle Work is organized into fixed-length sprints Work moves continuously Board scope Usually shows work selected for the current sprint Shows the ongoing workflow Planning Sprint Planning selects work before the sprint begins Work …
Jul 12
throughput is it used in scrum as a metric or only for kanban
Throughput can be used in Scrum too. It is not only for Kanban. However: Throughput is more strongly associated with Kanban and flow-based systems.Velocity is more commonly used in Scrum. In Kanban Throughput means: Number of work items completed during a period, such as 12 tickets per week. Because Kanban uses continuous flow, throughput may …
Jul 12
Kanban: Flow metrics
Flow metrics measure how smoothly and quickly work moves through a workflow, especially in Kanban. Metric Definition Example Lead time Total time from when work is requested until it is delivered. Request Monday, delivered Friday = 5 days Cycle time Time from when active work starts until it is completed. Work starts Wednesday, done Friday …
