OnTheSamePage Try for free (C) 2015-2021 OnTheSamePage. Made within NZ. About usBlogBeta programLinkedInYouTube Back to home page VALUE Release plans Your backlog shows all the work that needs to be done. Your sprint shows the work being done right now. Your story map shows how that work will align to business value. And your release plan shows which stories will be included in the next customer-usable release from your project. By defining releases, you are encouraged to embody a principal agile concept of delivering value often. When the time is right, and you've got the basics in place, the AI system will work you through dividing your work up in to releases. Customers love it when they get delivered value early and often. OnTheSamePage helps you achieve it. Also check out... STORY MAPS DEFINING VALUE BACKLOG

OnTheSamePage Try for free (C) 2015-2021 OnTheSamePage. Made within NZ. About usBlogBeta programLinkedInYouTube Back to home page BACKLOG Definition of Ready How do you know when a story is ready for the project team to start working on it? How do you know when the detail provided with the story is rich enough that the team understand what is required? How do you know when the acceptance criteria are well enough defined, that the output from the story will be of the right quality? By creating a Definition of Ready. OnTheSamePage lets you create a Definition of Ready that is unique to your project. Even unique to your sprint. In fact, you can change it every day if you want (although the AI system might suggest you don't). The backlog also visually shows you which stories are ready and which are not. And the AI system keeps an eye on how many stories are ready to make sure that you have enough to fill your next sprint. Also check out... DEFINITION OF DONE BACKLOG SUCCESS METRICS

OnTheSamePage Try for free (C) 2015-2021 OnTheSamePage. Made within NZ. About usBlogBeta programLinkedInYouTube Back to home page HELP Video guides There are 2 important parts to delivering Agile projects well. OnTheSamePage has guides to help you with it all. First, you need to understand the concepts. What is a Definition of Ready and why is it important? What is it supposed to achieve? What goes wrong if I don't have one? We have videos for that. Second, you need to understand how to use the software to deliver on the agile concept. I now know what a Definition of Ready is, how do I create one in OnTheSamePage? And how do I mark a story as ready. And how do I filter to find out which stories are not ready? And how do I know if I have enough stories ready for my next sprint. We have videos for that too. Also check out... DEFINITION OF READY BACKLOG TASKS