…shatter the myth that agile teams can't plan. We'll start by looking at the benefits of the short cycles of iterative and incremental development. We'll then look at the six different levels of planning that occur in agile organizations. We'll see what user stories are and why they've become the…

…course of a typical development project. This excellent book provides new and experienced product owners with the guidance they will need to work in this new way. The book focuses on precisely what you need to know in order to be a great product owner. Author Roman Pichler assumes that…

…before beginning the true development work of a project is a classic mistake of teams using a waterfall process. Teams that choose to work iteratively (including but not limited to agile teams) attempt to concurrently reduce both end and means uncertainty. These teams understand that it is impossible at the…