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Business Analysis Digest #37

Passionate BA

Yulia emphasizes this distinction’s significance in streamlining project planning and requirements gathering and gives more details on each aspect. These lay a solid foundation for success and help teams efficiently and effectively elicit, analyze, specify, validate, and manage their requirements. Why is this? PM CEST.

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Nimble Vs Agile: why is a unique term not enough?

Analysts Corner

respond to changes more than following a plan. link] The terms Nimble and Agile have frequently appeared in the context of scientific publications on methodologies and practices used in project management and product development. However, they are presented in different ways in their approach and objectives.

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Business Analysis Digest #35

Passionate BA

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. Checkpoint planning involves breaking down a product roadmap into major checkpoints to be accomplished after each sprint, guiding the team.

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The Sprint Backlog – An Actionable Plan to Deliver Value

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The output of sprint planning is the sprint goal—a concise statement of what the team intends to accomplish during the sprint—and the product backlog items selected for the sprint, also known as the sprint backlog. Why create a sprint backlog? The sprint backlog is an actionable plan for delivery.

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How to Become an Agile Project Manager?

Agilemania

The foremost objective of agile project management is the systematic and frequent execution of valuable steps. These were brought into existence through collaborative planning and adaptation of ideas collectively by the team. They have to present at the moment, listening with open ears and analyzing the data being constructed.

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Business Analysis Digest #36

Passionate BA

Backlog management: fine-tuned by Alex Velichko Photo by Jo Szczepanska on Unsplash This article discusses the importance of backlog health for successful product development and provides tips on optimizing it. It also will present some tips for how to acquire that new career in the first place.

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Analyst’s corner digest #19

Analysts Corner

So, everything in the EA Practice leads to this — the Enterprise’s Architecture and Technology Strategy and Plan, the EATSP. Although this template is tailored for commercial businesses, it can be easily used for government and non-profit organisations by changing the inputs to be the motivations and plans of such organisations.)