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First Sprint deliverable/increment examples

Last post 07:53 pm January 8, 2024 by Arsen Grigoryan
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Chandini Paterson
03:52 pm January 4, 2024

Hello all, 

   I'm keen to learn about the progress you've achieved in your initial Sprint and the increment you've developed.  What formed part of this increment?  

Thank you in advance

Chandini 

Arsen Grigoryan
07:53 pm January 8, 2024

If I understand your question correctly, you may be doubtful that something releasable can be delivered in Sprint 1. Actually, while teams often think this way, it's crucial for the Scrum Master not to compromise and instead facilitate planning in the right manner.
 

Here is an example of what can be released in Sprint number 1:
•    Front-end app: Login page or welcome page, deployed on a web server and accessible in a browser.
•    A Service: Deployed on a server, callable via REST API, and returning a JSON object.
 

The key point is that something relesable and inspectable can be presented at your Sprint review. Such small requirements  (as in example above) drive the entire team to collaborate on creating infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, and more.

These examples are from the software development industry though. Please define your domain so that the community can provide examples relevant to your business domain.
 

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