Transaction | Glossary

Definition

A Transaction (or Transaction Cost) is the overhead cost (or fixed cost) of executing each and every item in a batch is known as a Transaction cost. It’s one of the two overall costs that determines the economic batch size in a U-curve optimization.

The Agile method emphasizes the reduction of transaction costs over the development period of new and innovative IT products. They are generally found to be lower in the Agile Development Process, than in the traditional ones.

Further Reading

  • “Transaction Cost Management : Strategies and Practices for a Global Open Economy” (book) by Chihiro Suematsu.

The Product Samurai | Book Series

Overview:

The way of “The Product Samurai” is not merely a collection of tactics; it is the mastery of a strategic role that directly influences revenue, customer retention, and awareness. The purpose extends beyond the positioning and growth of a single product; it encompasses entire product lines and business as a whole. By applying katas to product leadership, we can wield the “sword of agility” to make products right, and to make the right products. Read it, practice and follow the path to develop great products that people actually want and make the world a better place. “Read at your own peril. This book will change the way you manage your products.”

Authors:

Chris Lukassen

Published In:

2016