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Agile close-out¶
Agile close-out
Closing out projects in agile environment. This includes:
- Handover of the project deliverables
- Tidying loose ends
- Lessons-learned
Agile estimation¶
Agile estimation
Relative estimation of the workload for the entries in the Product Backlog based on story points etc., usually in a team.
Agile project management¶
Agile project management
A set of management techniques for planning and realising projects by increasing agility. This includes all non-linear project planning methods, e.g. Scrum, Kanban, Lean Management, Crystal Clear, Extreme Programming.
Antedating time¶
Antedating time
Refined precedence relationship in a network diagram: time by which a conditional event (e.g. the start of an activity) can antedate the event upon which it is conditional (e.g. end of the predecessor activity). Expressed in terms of a negative time lag (also called lead time).
Assessment¶
Assessment
Evaluation. This term is generally used in conjunction with diagnostic monitoring.
Audit¶
Audit
Systematic, independent investigation to ascertain whether real processes and results conform to the effective description and whether this description is suitable for achieving the intended results.
Auditing¶
Auditing
Implementation of an audit.
Authority, Authorisation¶
Authority, Authorisation
The authority to perform (legally effective) acts on behalf of or within the scope of an organisation or project.
Autonomous project organisation (= pure project organisation)¶
Autonomous project organisation (= pure project organisation)
A form of organisation used in large-scale projects. The project manager assumes full responsibility for the project and is the disciplinary superior of the project team members. Also called pure or absolute project organisation.