Chapter 6. Agile Planning
Agile planning is a commonly misunderstood part of agile project management. Many consider agile planning to be an oxymoron—that agile teams plan very little and iterate with no end in sight.
This chapter introduces what agile planning really is and corrects this misconception. It describes how user stories are prioritized and managed in the product backlog. It introduces the concept of separating the size of user stories from the time it takes to implement them so that teams and stakeholders can easily measure and forecast a project’s progress. It then unites these ideas to describe releases, the longer iterations where major project goals are planned and managed.
Why Agile Planning?
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