Bonus Backlog - Agile Project Planning & Delivery

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Creating Product Backlog ▪ The main question is around the project requirements. From the individuals requesting project work to the individuals completing project work, the concern is that this is handled in the best way possible. ▪ In Agile, this involves a Product Backlog. An Agile backlog, commonly referred to as a Product Backlog, is the representation of work available for the team to take on next. This doesn't include the work on which the team is actively working. The work moves from the Product Backlog to the team's active work. The resulting active work status depends on the framework used to implement Agile. ▪ The type of work in the Product Backlog could include project work items, bugs to be fixed, and technical tasks. Depending on the team's responsibilities, production support items could be included as well. These typically take the form of a User Story, which is a project work item defined in terms of desired functionality for a specific user to reap a defined benefit. The Product Backlog items could take a different form, but the goal is to be concise and distinct from other work items. ▪ ¿Who's responsible for it? Because it primarily consists of the work needed ...