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April 02 2013 Meeting of AGILE CT with DAMON POOLE
PANNING FOR USER_STORY GOLD: Splitting User Stories
Putting User Stories into business value order is a key tenet of Agile, but that's just the first step. There's much more value to be extracted from your user stories using specific story splitting techniques combined with reducing cycle time. By splitting user stories you can separate the gold from the dirt as well as reduce the cost of implementation.
This session will cover a variety of methods for splitting user stories including the split by "create/read/update/delete" method, the split by acceptance test method, and the split by value method. These techniques can produce even more value when combined with frequent grooming and Kanban flow which will also be covered.
About The Presenter:
Damon is Chief Agilist in Eliassen Group's Agile practice. His 22 years of software experience spans from small collocated teams all the way up global development organizations with hundreds of teams. He writes frequently on the topic of Agile development, is the author of the web book "Do It Yourself Agile," and a pioneer in the area of Multistage Continuous Integration and mixing Scrum and Kanban. Damon has spoken at numerous conferences including Agile and Beyond 2010-2012, Agile Business Conference, Q-Con, Agile 2008-2012, and Agile Development Practices. He is also a co-founder and past CEO and CTO of AccuRev where he created multiple award winning products including AccuRev and AccuWorkflow.
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74 Batterson Park Road
Farmington, CT 06032
United States
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