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DAC Disciplined Agile Toolkit & Process Goals Flashcards

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  1. In Disciplined Agile (DA), what is the primary purpose of the 'Choose Your WoW' principle?

    Answer: To allow teams to choose the best workflow strategy for their context

    The 'Choose Your WoW' principle empowers teams to select the workflow that best fits their unique situation rather than following a single prescribed approach.

  2. What does the DA toolkit's process goal of 'Develop on Cadence' primarily aim to achieve?

    Answer: Ensure regular, predictable delivery rhythms that support coordination

    Developing on cadence helps teams maintain a predictable rhythm that facilitates planning and coordination across teams.

  3. Which Disciplined Agile layer focuses on choosing the right lifecycle (e.g., Agile, Lean, Continuous Delivery) for a team?

    Answer: Team layer

    The Team layer in DA guides teams in selecting the most appropriate lifecycle for their specific context and needs.

  4. What is a 'process goal' in Disciplined Agile?

    Answer: A desired outcome that teams work toward using context-appropriate practices

    Process goals in DA represent desired outcomes that can be achieved through various context-appropriate practices rather than a single prescribed method.

  5. In the DA toolkit, which process blade covers how teams organize themselves and manage their work?

    Answer: Team management blade

    The Team Management blade covers team organization, roles, and work management practices within the DA toolkit.

  6. How does Disciplined Agile differ from a single prescriptive framework like pure Scrum?

    Answer: DA provides a toolkit of strategies that teams can tailor to their context

    DA provides a flexible toolkit of strategies rather than prescribing a single way of working, enabling teams to tailor their approach.