What is the purpose of Sprint planning meeting in Agile?
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What is the purpose of the Sprint planning meeting? When you’re working within an agile management framework, you accomplish discrete tasks within the framework of a sprint. On the first day of each sprint the scrum team holds the sprint planning meeting.
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the Team’s opportunity to synchronize their work and report to each other on obstacles. In the Daily
Scrum, one by one, each member of the Team reports three things to the other members of the Team: (1)
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and (3) What obstacles are in the way?.
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- 2. The Purpose of Sprint Planning Establish goals for your sprint Choose the user stories that support those goals Create a sprint backlog
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- 4. Definition Discuss and set a sprint goal. The sprint goal should be an overall description supported by the highest-priority user stories in the product backlog. Review the user stories from the product backlog Determine what the team can commit to in the current sprint.
- 5. The Planning Steps 1. The Product Owner describes the highest ranked product backlog item 2. The team determines the tasks necessary to complete that product backlog item 3. Team members volunteer to own the tasks 4. Task owners estimate the ideal hours they need to finish their task 5. Planning continues while the team can commit to delivery without exceeding capacity
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