In the Previous Post I talked about the System Context Diagram. It provides a high level view of a system and it's interfaces that make up the overall ecosystem for the product under development. The system context diagram is a static model, meaning it doesn't show interactions/changes over time. From a context diagram, we can create another model, the System Sequence Diagram (SSD) that will show interactions over time.
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Monday, November 24, 2014
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Agile Lunch 'N Learns - ongoing practice
This is well known and simple to use. At my current client, which is in the middle of a large agile transformation, we have regular lunch learning sessions within the various Director's organizations. Not all groups are involved yet, but we working on it. In one of the groups I help we conduct a session about every 2 months with a final retrospective session near the end of the year.
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