The document discusses JapanTaxi's taxi dispatching system. It describes the system's architecture including its use of Android and Java for the taxi control unit and Android Bluetooth for communicating with an IRIS Bluetooth module. The system manages taxi dispatching and payments and collects trip and vehicle diagnostic data for analysis.
The document discusses JapanTaxi's taxi dispatching system. It describes the system's architecture including its use of Android and Java for the taxi control unit and Android Bluetooth for communicating with an IRIS Bluetooth module. The system manages taxi dispatching and payments and collects trip and vehicle diagnostic data for analysis.
This document discusses user story mapping. It begins by explaining what user stories are not, such as tasks, big stories, use cases, and documents. It then explains what user stories are, focusing on them being independent, negotiable, valuable, estimable, small, and testable pieces of functionality described using a Who/What/Why format. The document demonstrates how to slice user stories by things like screen, button, field, workflow step, acceptance criteria, role, and value. It notes some tips for slicing stories, like keeping them as stories and slicing more when estimating. Finally, it provides an overview of how to create a user story map by gathering user tasks, grouping them into activities, adding more detailed stories,