Tips and Tools for PI Planning

We’ve all experienced the dreaded flat backlog. Thousands of issues, captured over years or decades.

All these business requirements and bright ideas pile up to form an impressive wall of ‘everything we didn’t do’.

It’s incoherent, depressing and has no sense of being customer-focused.

So why do we keep them? There’s a better way.

Sean will explain how user story mapping can be used to create a customer-focused view of prioritized work.

A user story map creates a 3D view of customer touch points and gives the team better clarity into what they are trying to achieve and which persona they are seeking to serve.

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Easy Agile User Story Maps

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In this roundtable with experts from @Valiantys and @Lyft, you’ll learn:

The roles Agile leaders play in driving the success of their teams

How to create a compelling ‘why’ for Agile that everyone will want to support

Best practice for high-performing, Agile teams

Effective Sprint Planning relies as much on what happens before the Sprint Planning session as it does during it.

Who do you involve?

How do you scope or estimate what you intend to set out to achieve as a team?

How do you keep the discussion focussed?

And an increasingly important consideration, how do you run it remotely?

Teagan Harbridge, Head of Product at Easy Agile will walk you through some key ways to set your Sprint up for success and how you can use Easy Agile User Story Maps for streamlined and effective Sprint Planning.

Streamlined & effective Sprint Planning

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