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PLANNING THE ITERATION (TEAM BACKLOG (Contains User and Enabler Stories…
PLANNING
THE ITERATION
TEAM BACKLOG
Contains all the work the team needs to work on
Created by the
Product Owner
and the
Team
Prioritized by the Product Owner
Contains User and Enabler Stories & improvement stories
Enabler Stories
build the infrastructure and atchitextures that make user stories possible
build the groundwork for the future user stories
User Stories
provide Customers with value
Stories in the backlog are prioritizied
Features
are services that fulfill user needs
includes a benefit hypothesis and acceptance criteria, and is sized or split as necessary to be delivered by a
SINGLE
Agile Release Train (ART) in a Program Increment (PI).
ART
have benefits and acceptance critetia
Capabilities
are sized and split into
MULTIPLE
features
to facilitate their
implementation in a single PI.
Features
Features
Features
Features
is a higher-level solution behavior
that typically spans
MULTIPLE
ARTs
ART
ART
ART
ART
Stories
Epic
are the containers that capture and manage the largest initiatives that occur within a portfolio
STORIES
Containers for user or Customer value
How to write a story?
As a <USER ROLE> I want <ACTIVITY> so that <BUSINESS VALUE>
ACTIVITY - is waht they can do with the system
BUSINESS VALUE - is what they want to do the activity
USER ROLE - is the description of the person doing the action
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USER STORY: Guidelines - 3Cs
Conversation
The details are in a converstaion with the Product Owner
Confirmation
Acceptance criteria confirm the story correctness
Card
they are written on the card or in the tool and may annotat with notes
The elements of a good story
N
Negotiable (a flexible statement of intent, not a contract)
E
Estimable (small and negotiable)
S
Small (fits within an iteration)
T
Testable (understood enough to know how to test it)
I
Independent (among other stories)
V
Valuable (providing a valuable vertical slice to the customer)
Estimating Stories
Story points
• Volume – How much is there?
• Complexity – How hard is it?
• Knowledge – What’s known?
• Uncertainty – What’s unknown?
A modified Fibonacci sequence (1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 20, 40, 100) is applied that reflects the inherent uncertainty in estimating, especially large numbers (e.g., 20, 40, 100)
PORTFOLIO
LARGE SOLUTION
PROGRAM
TEAM