Acronyms

PBI is an initialism for “Product Backlog Item”.

PBI is the Scrum term for a requirement that is yet to be worked on: hence the item is still in the product backlog.

CFD is an initialism for “Cumulative Flow Diagram”.

For more information, see my earlier blogpost “Kanban Reports“. There is also a quiz with the same name.

MVP is an initialism for “Minimum Viable Product”.

For more information, see my previous blogpost “What is an MVP?“

MVP is an initialism for “Minimal Marketable Product”.

For more information, see my previous blogpost “What is an MVP?“

PSM is an initialism for “Professional Scrum Master”.

The Professional Scrum Master is a course and assessment set by scrum.org

Whilst there is a certificate for ScrumMasters (CSM), Product Owners (CSPO), developers (CSD), and the advanced certificates of Certified Scrum Professionals (CSP), coaches (CSC), trainers (CST), there is no certificate for business analysts.

Go to Scrum Alliance for more information on certifications in Scrum.

Although the Kanban Coaching Professional (KCP) and Accredited Kanban Trainers (AKT) are creditations from LKU, there is no such certification as a CKP.

For more information, see Lean Kanban University

See scaledagileframework.com for more information about Leffingwell’s Scaled Agile Framework.

PO is an initialism for “Product Owner”.

For more information, see my previous blogpost “Product Owner | Product Manager“

Test-Driven Development was made popular by Kent Beck.

For more information, I recommend Test-Driven Development by Martin Fowler.

Behaviour-Driven Development was developed by Dan North.

For more information, visit dannorth.net

WIP is an acronym for “Work In Progress”.

For more information, see my previous blogpost “Kanban Terminology“

Although there are many theories for how Scrum got its name, it is agreed that it is not an acronym. Therefore, it should not be written as SCRUM, but as Scrum.