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developing the product backlog for a project that has many orders

Last post 03:50 pm September 9, 2021 by Ripple Man
4 replies
09:41 pm September 8, 2021

Good morning People

Suppose that we have a project that have some parts:

1-Designing a new template for the web portal

2-Gathering & analysis the requirements of an electronic system then producing BRD & SRS then developing the system

3-Offering some HP Servers

4-Data migration

5-tarining the users

now my questions is:

How can I make the product backlog?

should it contain all the 5 orders up?

can I deal with the 5 orders up as a Single product?

Thanks


10:22 pm September 8, 2021

What would the Product Goal be? If there's enough complexity to justify using Scrum, expect the Product Backlog to be emergent as the team Sprints towards it.


11:12 pm September 8, 2021

+ 1 for starting with a Product Goal.

After the Product Goal I would also look into Story Mapping (by Jeff Patton). You can google it and learn how to do it.


11:17 pm September 8, 2021

the (project) as all has many outputs: 

1-License for Api management

2-analysis and developing an electronic system

3-Integation with some systems

4-supply some servers

some of those outputs Doesn't depend on any other output, but they are considered as output of the project

How can I arrange Product roadmap, release plan and backlog?



 


11:32 pm September 8, 2021

thanks for care


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