Bodystorming | Glossary

Definition:

Bodystorming is a technique which is an improvisation of brainstorm based on interaction and movement of body. The idea is to imagine the product exists and act as though it would be used. It is experiencing virtually the product which is an idea through an improvised artefacts and physical activities envision a solution. The idea behind this is to get people up and moving, trying things out with own body, rather sitting around a table and just discussing with the abstract idea.

This is a User Experience Design (UXD) technique a proper user-centered method carried out by the designers as well as the users of the the final product. Ideal to design physical spaces used to design physical products and software. Bodystorming should be one of the first steps taken in the problem definition stage .

Further Reading:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodystorming
https://methods.18f.gov/discover/bodystorming

Economic Framework | Glossary

Definition:

“The measure of execution in product development is our ability to constantly align our plans to whatever is, at the moment, the best economic choice”

-Donald Reinertsen

The Economic Framework is a set of decision rules that align everyone to the financial objectives of the solution and guides the economic decision-making process. SAFe Lean Agile Principle states – Take an economic view highlights the key role of economics in successful solution development. The primary purpose of the economic framework is to support effective, fast decision making within the bounds of larger economic picture, which requires understanding of the rules for decision-making, the current local context and relevant decision-making authority.

Lean Budgets, Epic funding and governance, decentralized decision-making, and job sequencing based on the Cost of Delay (CoD) are SAFe constructs for economic decision-making.

Further Reading:

Book: The Principles of Product Development Flow: Second Generation Lean Product Development by Donald Reinertsen
https://www.scaledagileframework.com/economic-framework/