So you got your team together, you’re ready to rock and roll. Now the question comes, what do you do? What’s the most important part of your to-do list? That is where the Product Backlog comes into play. The Product Backlog is a prioritized list of project requirements with estimated times of completion. Estimates can be done in days or hours but the more specific they are, the better it is for estimation purposes. The higher an item is on the backlog, the more important it is. This list is never static. It is always being added to, changed, etc as the conditions of the business or project change. Your backlog is created by your product owner, and then as your backlog develops you can then develop what your iterations will look like. In easyspeak, this is your list of what you have to do, and the list you and your team have to work off of when deciding what you’re going to do and when.
Currently viewing and reading
Scrum Item: Product Backlog
Posted by JoeDogs in April 4th 2008
Don't forget to leave your ratings




(1 votes, average: 5 out of 5)
Loading ...




(1 votes, average: 5 out of 5)Related Post
- Certified ScrumMaster Training is Over!! (April 11th, 2008)
- Certified ScrumMaster Training (April 8th, 2008)
- A Scrum Review from Juice Games (April 3rd, 2008)
- Scrum Roles: The Scrum Team (March 31st, 2008)
- Scrum Event: The Daily Scrum (March 29th, 2008)
Search
Tags
- Agile agile university Agile Videos Case Studies chaos coding chickens csm csm training daily scrum game development google n00b pigs product backlog product owner Project Management Scrum Scrum Basics scrum books scrum event scrum glossary scrum lessons Scrum Master scrummaster scrummaster training scrum meeting Scrum Roles scrum team scrum training scrum tutors Scrum Videos standup team Team Building videos webinar Webinars
Advertisments
Categories
- Scrum (15)
- Scrum Videos (3)
- Agile Videos (3)
- Scrum Master (4)
- Project Management (1)
- Scrum Courses (3)
- Agile Courses (1)
- Team Building (1)
- Random Thoughts (1)
- Meeting Management (1)
- Scrum Basics (11)
- Scrum Roles (4)


















No Comment Received
Sorry the comment area are closed for non registered users