Acronym for remembering Kanban core principles
by mphilip on August 17th, 2010 at 2:41 am
The software-development world needs another acronym like it needs another methodology. Yet, if you’re anything like me — someone who loathes acronyms, by the way — you find that some acronyms are actually useful for remembering models or concepts (for instance, it’s easy to recall all of the elements of Bill Wake’s INVEST when creating stories). Lately, it seems that teams could use some help remembering some of the core principles of Kanban, so I’ll offer up my own acronym to help myself as much as anyone else (definitions taken from David Anderson): FLAVE
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