Scrum tools for Planning Poker – task breakdown and estimation
Filed Under Product, Product Backlog, Scrum | Posted on February 24, 2010
Planning Poker is an important part of the process of breaking down of the features as a part of Scrum. In 2 previous posts (brief description of Planning Poker, and More details of the Planning Poker process), I had explained the Planning Poker to some degree. However, I had not detailed any tools that could [...]
Responsibilites of a Product Owner in Scrum
Filed Under Product, Product Backlog, Product Management, Product Owner, Requirements, Scrum | Posted on January 27, 2010
The Product Owner is a critical person as per Scrum, since the Product Owner is a representative of the Product Management team, and represents the interests of the customers, is the interface for the team with the whole process of requirements / features, and also owns the Product Backlog. Here are some more details of [...]
The documents / artifacts created in Scrum
Filed Under Document, Product, Product Backlog, Product Owner, Scrum | Posted on January 26, 2010
First, for all those of you are asking what an artifact is. Well, if you consider the Wikipedia definition, “An artifact is one of many kinds of tangible byproduct produced during the development of software.”, it can be used in the current case to refer to the documents that we generate from the Scrum process. [...]
Participants in the Sprint Planning Meeting – An integral part of Scrum
Filed Under Product, Product Backlog, Product Owner, Scrum, Sprint, Sprint Meeting | Posted on January 17, 2010
We have described the Sprint Planning Meeting in earlier posts; a brief about this Sprint Planning Meeting: A meeting where all the Sprint team works through the Product Backlog and describes the features that need to be implemented in the current Sprint cycle. This post will work through more details in the Sprint Planning Meeting [...]
