Do-Better-Scrum.pdf

What_Every_Product_Owner_Should_Know.pdf

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Excellent Links. BTW, I do have that book you referred to. It is good but lacks some real-life examples.<br />
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&nbsp;It seems you are saying that each ticket in the systems becomes a feature on the baseline product backlog?<br />
I thought each requirements might end up with one or more features on the backlog depending on level of detail.<br />
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Do &nbsp;the detailed tasks for each Backlog Item go into the Sprint plan or Baseline software specifications?<br />
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There are also some acrobats called traceability and accessibility matrix Which I did not know what for. Do you know what those should include?
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Excellent Links. BTW, I do have that book you referred to. It is good but lacks some real-life examples.

 It seems you are saying that each ticket in the systems becomes a feature on the baseline product backlog?
I thought each requirements might end up with one or more features on the backlog depending on level of detail.

Do  the detailed tasks for each Backlog Item go into the Sprint plan or Baseline software specifications?

There are also some acrobats called traceability and accessibility matrix Which I did not know what for. Do you know what those should include?

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I have a bugzilla ticketing system that has about 100 tickets.<br />
Some are bugs and some are enhancements to an existing system.<br />
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We started using agile development and scrum framework for new software and existing &nbsp;maintenance...<br />
We used to use rapid development and waterfall before this.<br />
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I was tasked to create baseline product backlog, baseline software specs, sprint plans, release targets, etc. that is required by scrum.<br />
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Do you know any site links or have any sample examples for small system that show how to do this starting with the product backlog?
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I have a bugzilla ticketing system that has about 100 tickets.
Some are bugs and some are enhancements to an existing system.

We started using agile development and scrum framework for new software and existing  maintenance...
We used to use rapid development and waterfall before this.

I was tasked to create baseline product backlog, baseline software specs, sprint plans, release targets, etc. that is required by scrum.

Do you know any site links or have any sample examples for small system that show how to do this starting with the product backlog?

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