Scrum problems – Problems in writing proper user stories – getting too generic, or getting into too much detail – Part 1
Filed Under Agile, Features, Product Owner, Requirements, Scrum | Posted on June 10, 2010
User Stories are a very important part of Scrum, since User Stories are essentially the requirements part of the Scrum process. User Stories are used by the Product Owner to explain the requirements to the Scrum team, and need to be at a level where they can be used to test against, the QE team [...]
Scrum basics: How to write user stories, one of the most critical components of Scrum
Filed Under Features, Product Owner, Requirements, Scrum | Posted on June 4, 2010
When people talk about requirements during the course of gathering requirements for a project, they would normally talk about mapping the business requirements in a way that these can be broken down into design concepts and then into further details in terms of code and test cases (the whole traceability matrix). However, the whole task [...]
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 [...]
What is the Sprint Planning Meeting ? Some details
Filed Under Agile, Estimation, Requirements, Scrum | Posted on January 14, 2010
In the previous post, I had mentioned the 3 different types of meetings that we have in the Sprint process; this post will detail the Sprint Planning meeting in more detail. The Sprint Planning meeting happens at the start of the Sprint, and it is the meeting that decides the features that will be done [...]
