Agile Landscape - Entry: Sprint Planning (1&2)

February 15, 2024 · This page is part of my Agile Landscape project.

Sprint Planning (1&2) is part of the following frameworks:

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Sprint Planning (1&2) in the context of Scrum

Sprint Planning in Scrum

Sprint Planning (1):
- It is a collaborative meeting where the Scrum Team defines what can be delivered in the upcoming Sprint.
- The Product Owner discusses the high-priority Product Backlog items with the team.
- The team chooses which items they can commit to completing during the Sprint.
- The Sprint Goal is also defined during this meeting.
Sprint Planning (2):
- This meeting happens after Sprint Planning (1) to further define the tasks required to deliver the committed Product Backlog items.
- The team breaks down the selected Product Backlog items into smaller, more manageable tasks.
- It helps team members understand the work required and how they will accomplish it.
- Tasks are estimated, and dependencies are identified.

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This structured approach to Sprint Planning helps ensure clarity, commitment, and successful delivery of the Sprint’s goals.

Sprint Planning (1&2) in the context of Dynamic System Development Method

Sprint Planning (1&2) in Dynamic System Development Method

In the Dynamic System Development Method (DSDM) framework, Sprint Planning (1&2) is a crucial activity that helps teams set the direction for the upcoming iteration. The concept aligns with the Agile principle of delivering working software incrementally and involves the following key steps:

Sprint Planning 1:
- Goal: Define what needs to be achieved in the current iteration.
- Activities:
  - Collaboratively identify and prioritize the features to be developed.
  - Break down the features into smaller, manageable tasks.
  - Estimate the effort required for each task.
  - Determine the overall capacity of the team for the iteration.
Sprint Planning 2:
- Goal: Further detail the tasks and clarify any questions or uncertainties.
- Activities:
  - Assign tasks to team members based on their expertise.
  - Discuss dependencies and potential risks.
  - Refine the acceptance criteria for each task.
  - Create a more detailed plan for how the team will achieve the sprint goal.

By conducting Sprint Planning (1&2) in DSDM, teams can ensure alignment, transparency, and a clear understanding of the work to be done in the upcoming iteration.

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