Proposal of a Practice to Conceive a Minimum Viable Multimedia System
Keywords:
minimum viable multimedia system, minimum viable product, design for multimedia systems, Human computer interaction, interactive systemsAbstract
Different types of agile approaches and LEAN methodologies have guided the development of solutions based on a minimum viable product mainly from the product design and development body of the knowledge. However, these approaches offer generic practices for a wide variety of solutions. This study presents an original proposal that provides a vertical solution for the conception of a minimum viable multimedia system, with a practice expressed in the graphic notation language of Essence. The study presents a contribution through a case study related to the clarity about the flow of activities, techniques, and specific tools that the practitioners must use to define a minimum viable multimedia system. This work also contributes to the criteria unification of the teamwork to carry out the follow-up of the progress in realizing the activities necessary to complete the job needed for the conception of the minimum viable multimedia system, using an MS-value sub-alpha.
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