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What is MMP?
MMP stands for minimal marketable product — a product with a useful feature that you can market to an audience. This product contains the minimum amount of use that could provide value to a customer.
MMP stands for minimal marketable product — a product with a useful feature that you can market to an audience. This product contains the minimum amount of use that could provide value to a customer.
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MVP stands for minimum viable product — a Lean Startup idea that emphasizes the minimum features and functions needed for a customer to use a product feature.
MVP stands for minimum viable product — a Lean Startup idea that emphasizes the minimum features and functions needed for a customer to use a product feature.
See lessWhat principle should a good user story follow?
A good user story follows the INVEST principle. INVEST stands for: I: Independent N: Negotiable V: Valuable E: Estimable S: Small T: Testable
A good user story follows the INVEST principle. INVEST stands for:
- I: Independent
- N: Negotiable
- V: Valuable
- E: Estimable
- S: Small
- T: Testable
See lessHow can you manage risks in Scrum?
Risk management is an essential component of effective Scrum. You can manage risks through the following tactics: Identify potential risks, add to them as needed, and include them in every product backlog piece. Assess value in preparing for each risk and decide whether budget constraints and severiRead more
Risk management is an essential component of effective Scrum. You can manage risks through the following tactics:
- Identify potential risks, add to them as needed, and include them in every product backlog piece.
- Assess value in preparing for each risk and decide whether budget constraints and severity make it worth it.
- Categorize each risk.
See lessWhat are the risks of using Scrum?
Scrum is an effective tool for delivering projects, but it comes with some risks: Budget: Scrum teams aren’t always accurate in estimating project completion costs, especially at the first stage of product development. Factor in client requests and developments, and expenses might quickly surpass thRead more
Scrum is an effective tool for delivering projects, but it comes with some risks:
- Budget: Scrum teams aren’t always accurate in estimating project completion costs, especially at the first stage of product development. Factor in client requests and developments, and expenses might quickly surpass the budget.
- Insufficient knowledge: Team members must have a working knowledge of Scrum and Agile principles to run a Scrum project smoothly. If an inexperienced product owner or team member enters the mix, there’s a greater chance of error and delay.
- Sprint delays: Scope creep frequently occurs in Scrum when a project develops and includes more tasks and deliverables than initially anticipated, resulting in delays in completing sprints.
See lessWhat is estimation in a Scrum Project?
An estimation suggests the time and effort required to complete a product backlog task. Estimations help teams plan out resources, including budgets and labor.
An estimation suggests the time and effort required to complete a product backlog task. Estimations help teams plan out resources, including budgets and labor.
See lessWhat is a burndown chart?
A burndown chart illustrates and compares completed work against remaining work and time left on user stories.
A burndown chart illustrates and compares completed work against remaining work and time left on user stories.
See lessDescribe a burnup.
A burnup chart is a tool that keeps track of a sprint’s remaining and completed work.
A burnup chart is a tool that keeps track of a sprint’s remaining and completed work.
See lessWhat duties fall under the purview of a product owner?
Here is a list of some common duties for a product owner: Establish the project's strategy. Anticipate client needs and develop pertinent user stories. Evaluate the state of a project. Serves as a liaison for all product inquiries.
Here is a list of some common duties for a product owner:
- Establish the project’s strategy.
- Anticipate client needs and develop pertinent user stories.
- Evaluate the state of a project.
- Serves as a liaison for all product inquiries.
See lessWhat is velocity?
Velocity is a statistic that determines how much work a team completes within one sprint, specifically the number of user stories accomplished.
Velocity is a statistic that determines how much work a team completes within one sprint, specifically the number of user stories accomplished.
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