Understanding User Story What is a user story? In Agile Software development, the execution level requirement or functionality is termed a user story. A user story can be of one or more sentences. The requirement (details contents) in the user story needs to be sufficient enough so that Structure of a user story? A good […]
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Levels of Agile Planning It’s a frequent misconception that Agile methodologies necessitate a lack of planning, with teams jumping right into development without any prior planning. Planning at higher levels in the business, regardless of the Agile process, is a crucial input into what happens at the Team level. Vision Planning The top layer of
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Impediments to Agile Success Listed below are a few of the more prevalent reasons why Agile adoptions or transformations fail. It’s critical to address the source of these roadblocks. When determining root causes, Team members are encouraged and empowered to speak frankly and honestly about the issue. These types of discussions should be encouraged by
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What is the Definition of Done A Scrum Team must decide on and document its DoD The Definition of Done (DoD) is a clear and concise list of requirements Stories must meet to be “done” (i.e., ready for Sprint Review). The Product Owner and the Development Team come to an agreement on that list of
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Definition of Ready DOR Helps the team to decide and measure for any particular PBI is ready for the sprint. that means if the PBIs meets all the checkpoint of the DOR, it can be taken for the sprint for execution. Scrum Master and the team validate the PBI from the DOR checklist before committing
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