Agile Fundamental Blog

What Is Capacity Planning: Planning the Capacity means estimating and calculating the capacity of the Agile team. There are two widely used capacity measurement units 1. Story PointsThis is a Simple way to calculate the velocity (Average of the last 6 to 10 Sprint’s Accepted Story Points). and target the upcoming Sprint to commit the User Story that closely […]

What is Sprint Retrospective Meeting Sprint Retrospective is one of the important ceremonies of your sprint cycle, It’s usually very common in the Scrum framework, many teams also conduct this ceremony for their Kanban practice on a regular interval. Generally, this meeting takes place after the sprint review meeting and before the sprint planning of

What is Daily Scrum Call or Daily Stand-Up Meeting  Daily Scrum meeting is also called can Scrum call or Standup meeting. This meeting owned by the Scrum team happens mostly during the beginning of every day. Should last for a max of 15 minutes. Where the development team members discuss the work they have done and

What is Product Backlog Grooming or Refinement? Product Backlog Grooming, It’s a most useful ceremony for the scrum teams to define the stories, by maturing up its content, clarifying doubts and questions, size relatively, And making the story ready to start working on it any time. Most the team/organizations get the benefits of grooming by conducting this ceremony religiously, however, few

What is Sprint Review Meeting  Sprint Review Meeting also known as Sprint Demonstration usually held on the last day of the sprint to demonstrate the accomplishment from the specific sprint commitment. Product Owner from many Agile practices, also review the completed story and mark them as Done or Not Done based on “Definition of Done”. This

What is Sprint Planning In Scrum, we have multiple time boxes called Sprints or iterations. In each Sprint bunch of functionalities in the form of stories are implemented to make incremental enhancements to the product under development. The Sprint Planning meeting is the kickoff meeting for each Sprint. This meeting helps set the context of the sprint

Why do we need Prioritization? We all do prioritization in our everyday life, because we have limited time for every set of items to execute, and that’s why we choose the most important actions to execute first and followed by lesser important ones. Similarly, we prioritize functionality or tasks in software development, because few functionalities are