User stories are great at capturing product functionality in isolation. But they are not well suited to describe the interactions between different features and to describe workflows. This blog posts shows how context and activity diagrams can used successfully to complement individual stories.
User stories are probably the most popular agile requirements description technique. It’s comparatively easy to write, decompose, and refine user stories. But writing good stories can be hard. This blog post helps you tell great stories.
Find out if user stories or use cases are more appropriate to capture product backlog items.
This blog post discusses the role of business analysts on Scrum projects.
Find out what agile product management is all about and how it differs from traditional approaches! This post summarizes the key differences between old-school and agile product management.
Like a garden growing wild when left unattended for too long, the product backlog becomes unwieldy when it’s neglected. This blog post covers the essential grooming steps to ensure that your product backlog contains the right items and is ready for the next sprint planning meeting.
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