The goals of the product and the value it provides to customers are described in the product vision. It has something to do with the problem that the product solves.…
The roadmap is always used to create the product backlog. The backlog contains sufficiently explicit and traceable requirements. Prioritize the requirements so that the most important ones are at the…
In a series of sprints, a product release plan covers the development of a given feature from start to finish. A release might be made up of a single sprint…
The Scrum vs Kanban debate is analogous to deciding whether to eat with a fork and knife, a spoon, or chopsticks. Of course, it depends on the food you're about…
User stories are a fantastic method to create a more user-centric product backlog that expresses software needs in a practical, actionable manner However, user stories alone do not show the…
How Difficult Is It to Document Good Requirements? In this blog post, I'll share ten of the worst and most egregious examples of requirements documentation that still haunt me. Introduction…
The Impact of Exploratory Testing Technique Traditional testing follows a pretty straightforward approach in which test cases are developed in advance for all potential use scenarios, and then they are…
We've talked about how to introduce Agile concepts to a Waterfall organization in the past. Sprints, daily stand-ups, and retrospectives are all part of your team's lexicon, and you've seen…
Why is an awareness of the entire lifecycle essential for test managers? Testing is without a doubt one of the most essential aspects of the SDLC (software development life cycle),…
The Rational Unified Process (RUP) has a shady past. It's littered with attempts to keep up with the latest innovation at any given time. Although the term 'iterative' is frequently…