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Biggest bang for the buck! Strategies to organize & prioritize your backlog

by Michael Sahota on Jul 26, 2010

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Selecting and delivering the most important work is a critical success factor in Agile projects. But how do you know what is important? Unless you are psychic, some help would come in handy. ...

Selecting and delivering the most important work is a critical success factor in Agile projects. But how do you know what is important? Unless you are psychic, some help would come in handy.

Get a guided tour to a variety of strategies and tools to manage your backlog. Understand the benefits of each approach using a model that puts them in context; learn how to make informed decisions on which to use in your situation. E.g. Innovation Games®, Story Map, Software By Numbers, Kano Analysis.

Links in handout are available here: http://www.agilitrix.com/2010/07/biggest-bang-for-the-buck-managing-backlog/

[Agile 2010 presentation co-authored with Gino Marckx]

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