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The Big Picture with Story Map in Agile Development

MPUG

Long ago, in my childhood days, I was introduced to the fascinating world of poetry by my father, who brought a variety of poems and stories from writers and authors around the world to me. One of communication management, risk identification, charter preparation, and also, product development. Map the big picture.

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The Big Picture with Story Map in Agile Development

Management Yogi

“I keep six honest serving-men,They taught me all I knew,Their names are What and Why and When,And How and Where and Who.I send them over land and sea,I send them east and west,But after they have worked for me,I give them all a rest.”–

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A Quick Guide to User Story Mapping

ProjectManager.com

The idea of user story mapping can be traced back to Jeff Patton. He achieves this with a mixture of agile, lean and lead, UX design and design thinking startup frameworks. His holistic approach is about using stories, but not forgetting the big picture. Everyone likes stories. What Is a User Story?

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4 Categories of Project Management Methods

Rebel’s Guide to PM

What is a method in project management? A method is how you do something. It’s the way you achieve a result; the steps you take to get the output or the deliverable. Think back to when you did science experiments at school. A method is simply that: a way of working, codified so that other people can adopt it (and change it) if they want.

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Transforming Engineering: Leveraging Data-Driven Insights for Quality Driven Development

NimbleWork

This iterative approach not only accelerates development but also enhances the overall quality of our deliverables. By embracing agile methodologies, we ensure that feedback loops are tight, enabling rapid adjustments and improvements. From developers to testers, everyone plays a crucial role.

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Boosting Team Performance: Recognition and Feedback on Project Management Teams

The IIL Blog

Regardless of whether or not the project team practices agile or waterfall methodologies, acknowledging achievements both big and small can foster a culture of dedication to the team. Sharing success stories with the broader organization can also showcase the team’s impact on the organization as a whole.

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Project Requirements: The What, Why, and How

Rebel’s Guide to PM

Stick with me, and we’ll explore what project requirements are, why they’re important, and some tips for developing good ones. Maybe it felt like there was no clear goal, or that the requirements kept changing. It might feel like you’ll never nail down what you’re supposed to be doing (GDPR project, I’m looking at you).