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[SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [Y] [Z]

T5 Agreement
tacit knowledge 2nd 3rd 4th
Takeuchi, Hirotaka
target costs 2nd 3rd
targets as incentives
task switching
Taxonomy of Problem Management Activities
Taylor, Frederick Winslow 2nd 3rd
TDD (test-driven development) [See test-driven development (TDD).]
teachers [See training.]
teams [See also partners.]
     barriers to
     champions
     characteristics of
     chartering
     co-located 2nd
     coaches
     complete
     cross-functional 2nd 3rd 4th
     dependencies
     design/build 2nd 3rd
     development
         3M
         capacity
         champions
         DFSS (Design for Six Sigma)
         errora prevention
         expertise 2nd
         goal of
         incentives
         interaction designers
         joined at the hip
         maintenance duties
         measurements
         pride in workmanship
         process improvement
         pull scheduling
         rewards
         set-based concurrent engineering
         size, and technical debt
     expertise
     global
     Honda
     Intuit 2nd
     leadership 2nd
     limiting work to capacity
     organizational boundaries
     product managers
     Quicken
     ranking systems
     remote
     responsibility-based planning and control
     schedules 2nd
     Scrum Product Owners
     ScrumMasters
     silos
     slipping dates
     specialists
     variation
     versus individual efforts
     versus workgroups 2nd
     winning
     work breakdown structure
Teamwork is the key...
technical debt
technical leadership
technical success
technical writers 2nd
test early, fail fast
test harness
     acceptance tests
     benefits of
     legacy systems
     schedule
     unit tests
     usability tests
     user interface
test-and-fix churn
test-driven development (TDD)
     exploratory tests
     productivity
     property tests
     purpose of
     story tests
     types of tests
     unit tests
     usability tests
testing
     3D modeling
     automating
     Boeing 777
     business intent
     design intent
     nonfunctional requirements
     testing early, failing fast
     to find defects [See also test-driven development (TDD).]
     too late 2nd
     user interface 2nd
     verification, role of
testing early, failing fast
tests
     acceptance 2nd
     acceptance-test-driven development
     exchanging
    programmer [See unit tests.]
     story-test driven development
     unit
     usability
textile industry, Japan
Theory of Constraints
theory of knowledge
thinking
thinking tools 2nd
thrashing, example
time, competing on the basis of
timebox 2nd
timelines [See value streams.]
too many things in processes
too much work [See limiting work to capacity.]
tools versus results
towering technical competence....
Toyoda, Eiji 2nd
Toyoda, Kiichiro
     incentives
     introduction
     scientific method
     tracking knowledge
Toyoda, Sakichi
     evolutionary thinking
     incentives
     introduction
     scientific method
     tracking knowledge
Toyota
     chief engineer
     competitive advantage
     fire at Aisin plant 2nd
     genchi-genbutsu (go, see, confirm)
     outsourcing
     problem definition
     product delivery deadlines
     profits
     responsibility
     responsibility-based planning and control
     set-based design
     Sienna minivan
     Smart Car initiative
     Teamwork is the key...
     towering technical competence....
     training new engineers
     versus other vehicle manufacturers
Toyota Product Development System 2nd [See also Just-in-Time manufacturing ; mass production ; Toyota Production System.]
     cornerstone elements
     entrepreneurial leadership
     expert engineering workforce
     respect for people
     responsibility-based planning and control
     set-based concurrent engineering
     software development philosophy
     study of
Toyota Production System [See also Just-in-Time manufacturing ; mass production ; Toyota Product Development System.]
Toyota Production System
Toyota Production System
     automated looms
     autonomation (Jidoka)
    detecting abnormalities [See autonomation (Jidoka) ; stop-the-line culture.]
     goals
     Japanese auto industry
     Just-in-Time flow
     overview
     push versus pull systems
     scientific method
     thinking
     value streams
     versus Six Sigma
The Toyota Way
traceability 2nd
tracking knowledge
tradeoffs 2nd 3rd
training
     Allen's steps
     Deming's points 2nd
     Job Instruction (JI) module
     Job Methods (JM) module
     Job Relations (JR) module
     new engineers
     on the job
     ship builders
     TWI (Training Within Industry)
     vocational education
Training Within Industry (TWI)
transactions, outsourcing
traveling team leaders
trust
Turner, Richard
Type A Scrum
Type B Scrum
Type C Scrum




Implementing Lean Software Development. From Concept to Cash
Implementing Lean Software Development: From Concept to Cash
ISBN: 0321437381
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 89

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