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5 Steps to Lay the Tracks for Your Agile Release Train
An agile release train is part of the SAFe framework. It helps teams align on the business purpose of their work and coordinate the delivery of solutions.
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An agile release train is part of the SAFe framework. It helps teams align on the business purpose of their work and coordinate the delivery of solutions.
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Agile sprint planning sets up the success of each sprint. A great sprint planning session involves prioritizing backlog items and identifying your team capacity.
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Sure, a Scrum Master is important. But what is a scrum master? They guide the Scrum team, help them align with agile methodologies, and help implement change.
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Sprint retrospective templates can help guide your team through each part of the meeting. That way, you’ll be sure to discuss each sprint thoroughly.
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Lean agile reduces waste, lowers costs, and improves the quality of work. You can get started with this methodology by following the five lean principles.
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No matter what feature it’s for, an agile release plan should involve the whole team. Here’s how to create a release plan with smooth and collaborative sprints.
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Agile meetings get everyone on the same page for an agile sprint or Scrum. To make them effective, keep empowering all voices and incorporating feedback.
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The first thing to know in agile 101? Agile is not just a methodology — it’s a mindset that prioritizes efficiency, adaptation, flexibility, and collaboration.
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Jira Software is an agile project management tool that helps development teams plan, track, and release products within frameworks including Kanban and Scrum.
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The agile principles are designed to help your team collaborate and work efficiently. Ultimately, they should result in a product your customers love.
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The most important collaborations happen during sprints. To make those simpler for your team, we put together these Jira automations.
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A burndown chart is an easy way to compare a projected work timeline with how the team progresses. Here’s how you can use it during agile product development.
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Planning poker agile estimation is an easy way to get the whole team involved in predicting the work for a user story or sprint. Start with these six steps.
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The Easy Agile Roadmaps app is an easy way to make easy-to-use product roadmap templates that work well with Jira. Follow these steps to get your template.
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Agile story point estimation helps team members see a product’s priorities and the effort each item needs. It also gives you room to refine your story mapping.
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Software development methodologies can be combined and adjusted to fit a specific development environment. Take a look at these eight approaches.
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T-shirt sizing is one of many agile estimation techniques that helps predict workloads and set realistic deadlines. It’s usually used to provide rough estimates.
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A sprint backlog should be continually updated to reflect market changes and customer needs. Here’s how sprint backlogs and their updates fit into agile teams.
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Here’s how agile software development life cycles respond to changes and adapt to consumer and market needs throughout sprints.
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Agile planning not only helps the team and stakeholders understand the upcoming project. It’s an ongoing process that adapts to changes as they occur.
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Just like any good agile team, the best jira plugins ultimately serve the customer's interest. Here’s how to find the plugins that will work best for your team.
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A great agile team should be effective, self-sufficient, and collaborative. They should adapt to customer needs quickly and support each other in solving problems.
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Jira project management tools can keep your work organized, to say the least. Plus, they can be easily customized and work well with Kanban and agile methodology.
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User segmentation helps group your customers by common traits so you can deliver better experiences to each group. Here’s how Jira can help that process.
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With a Jira Roadmap, you can define and organize your team's work, keep track of them through a timeline and share the work status with stakeholders.
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When creating epics, agile teams need to take a broader look at how large blocks of work fit together. An epic can then be divided into smaller tasks.
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Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) adapts agile practices for enterprises. Whereas agile practices work for a lean team, SAFe allows communication between teams.
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Great agile teams have a crystal clear image of who their customer is. Here's an easy guide to show you how to develop customer personas that are vital to building user story maps.
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Why is user story mapping so popular? In this post we cover why you should consider running story mapping sessions with your team and how to get started building your first story map.
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Learn how to create and apply user personas more effectively with these 10 tips, from research and writing to templates and tools.
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For a lot of people, 2020 isn’t quite going as expected. We'll share some tips to help your remote agile team adjust to this new reality.
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Scrum is one of the most popular approaches that teams use to organise their work and releases. Here is a guide to scrum agile ceremonies.
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Learn how to create a roadmap in Jira. Easy Agile Roadmaps for Jira is the easiest way to visualize your product plan and keep everyone in the loop.
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Story Maps: A visual tool for customer focused development
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