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In this presentation:
-Product Management is probably the most exciting function in technology organizations - it's an art and science that's well-suited for certain personalities
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/creativezilla/
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5. We understand storytelling as a tool that
• takes thoughts and ideas,
• transforms them into a concrete form,
• which is subject to an (broad) audience,
• who can empathize with this transformation.
Our definition
9. • Display ingredients and cuisine from which the user can
select
• The user should get a list of recipes based on her/his
selected ingredients and cuisine.
Requirements
10. As <User>
I want to select from displayed ingredient's and cuisine
So that I receive a list of recipes
The userstory
17. As <User>
I want to select from displayed ingredient's and cuisine
So that I receive a list of recipes
Keywords: ingredients, cuisine, recipes
Clustered Keywords: selection, recipes
Working with Keywords
22. Slide Opening
http://devcv.me/2013/05/what-the-customer-really-wanted/
Slide Our Definition - Idea Image
https://totalcoveragefireprotection.com/services/services-idea-icon/
Slide Behaviour-Driven Development - Developer vs. Tester Image
https://towardsdatascience.com/how-machine-learning-and-ai-bring-a-new-dimension-to-software-testing-7b2b6ea67b61
Slide Implement storytelling in legacy projects
https://www.tritime-magazin.de/2018/01/zaehne-zeigen/
Slides The userstory
Hauk, C (2016): screenshots prototype - storytelling in eCommerce (student project).
Slide Conclusion
Smart, J. (2015): BDD in Action. Behaviour-Driven Development for the whole software lifecycle. S. 112
Slide Story Map, Slide What is storytelling
unknown
Resources (images)
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Christina Hauk
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thomas.goldberger@nagarro.com
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