Organisational Driver
A driver is a person’s or a group’s motive for responding to a specific situation. A driver is considered an organisational driver if responding to it would help the organisation generate value, eliminate waste or avoid unintended consequences.
Organisation
A group of people collaborating toward a shared driver (or objective). Often an organisation subdivides into several teams.
Operations Backlog
A visible list of (typically prioritised) uncompleted work items (deliverables).
Operations
Doing the work and organising day-to-day activities within the constraints defined through governance.
Open Team
A group of people who are invited to contribute to the work and governance done in a domain when they can.
Objective
A (specific) result that a person or team or organisation wants to achieve; an aim or a goal.
Objection
An argument – relating to a proposal, agreement, activity or the existing state of affairs – that reveals consequences or risks you’d rather avoid, or demonstrates worthwhile ways to improve.
