Agile Backlog Management Book 
Analysts Corner
NOVEMBER 17, 2023
We talk about the book “ The Rock Crusher: A Model for Flow-Based Backlog Management ”, by authors Steve Adolph, Shane Hastie, and Ryland Leyton. In this article, we get a glimpse at the book’s method, with the same name. the backlog transforms into a bottomless pit and thus loses sight of what is important.
Passionate BA
SEPTEMBER 2, 2023
Lean UX & Agile: Study Guide by Anna Kaley Credit: NN/g A study guide from NN/g, created in 2022, is now revised! The new version provides valuable insights for engineers seeking to elevate their knowledge in using UX practices within Agile workflows. The Rock Crusher: Mastering Agile Backlog Management.
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Roman Pichler
FEBRUARY 9, 2022
While the role is discussed in many books and articles, I find that it is still not always correctly understood. What’s more, it’s not uncommon in my experience that product owners have to do their job without the support of a Scrum Master or agile coach. The individual is not a product backlog manager or a user story writer.
Analysts Corner
DECEMBER 19, 2023
> Keep reading… Agile & SDLC 1) Managing backlog flow with the “Rock Crusher” method by Nuno Santos Managing the backlog is not always easy, given its importance. One can’t forget that the backlog is the only source of requirements for a product.
The BAWorld
NOVEMBER 6, 2024
What’s inside IIBA BABOK Guide Version 3 Let’s accept it, the BABOK guide version 3 is a big book. Changes In the list of Techniques A number of techniques from the Agile extension were added to the prior version. If you are planning to appear for ECBA , CCBA or CBAP certification exams, then checkout our courses.
Passionate BA
JULY 3, 2023
In my humble opinion, it is a brief but helpful overview, more of a taste of a book, which is excellent. Rethink your planning by Alex Velichko The article introduces the concept of checkpoint planning as a way to supplement agile planning processes, increasing transparency and predictability. 12.07, 3 AM UTC+2. 13.07, 8 PM UTC+2.
EBG Consulting
MAY 11, 2020
This essay is part of the book 97 Things Every Scrum Practitioner Should Know , by Gunther Verheyen (editor). Backlog management and prioritization become simpler to manage. Alice, wandering in Wonderland, said it best. “If If you don’t know where you are going, any road will get you there.”
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