This list includes specific agile processes, backlog concepts, and initial procurement-related terms.

• AUP (Agile Unified Process): Simplified version of the Rational Unified Process (RUP), emphasizing agile principles. Practical Context: Example of an iterative software development process.
• Backlog (Product): Ordered list of all potential work for a product. Practical Context: The dynamic single source of requirements/features for a product, prioritized by value.
• Backlog (Sprint/Iteration): Work selected for completion in a single Sprint/Iteration. Practical Context: The team's commitment for the current timebox.
• Backlog Refinement/Grooming: Ongoing activity to clarify, estimate, and prepare backlog items. Practical Context: Ensures backlog items are ready for upcoming iterations.
• Baseline: Approved version of a plan (scope, schedule, cost) for performance comparison. Practical Context: The stake against which you measure performance. Changes require formal control (in predictive).
• BDD (Behavior Driven Development): Technique using "Given-When-Then" format for acceptance criteria. Practical Context: Improves collaboration and shared understanding around requirements.
• Benchmarking: Comparing processes/performance to others. Practical Context: Identifies areas for improvement by looking at best practices.
• Bidder Conference: Meeting held with potential vendors to clarify procurement documents. Practical Context: Ensures all sellers have a common understanding of requirements.