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I wrote earlier that one of the key ways to think about the role of product owners is to say that we stand on a bridge connecting the voice of the market with the world of the developers. My goal is not to serve as a barrier between the business side…
Originally posted on InTruthItsNotThatSimple:
In a well-functioning Agile development team, the members of the team collaborate in multiple ways during a given development cycle or Sprint. Coders, testers, designers, and product owners work closely with each other to ensure that the most important features and fixes are worked on in the right way at the…
In my last post I stated that the goal of Agile sprint planning is for the development team to know what pieces of working functionality – prioritized by the business – they can commit to delivering with relative certainty at the end of the two-week sprint. I also wrote that the keys to planning are… Continue reading Doing sprint planning well
I wrote earlier that one of the key ways to think about the role of product owners is to say that we stand on a bridge connecting the voice of the market with the world of the developers. My goal is not to serve as a barrier between the business side and the technology side;… Continue reading Questions on the bridge
Just because I live and work in the world of software development doesn’t mean that everyone knows all of the words I use in these posts. So here at the beginning I wanted to give a brief definition of what I mean by some of the words I use. I’ll try to define other terms… Continue reading Defining some terms
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