Assuming Scrum, here is a good 3′ comparison of review and retrospective meetings
Category: *Agile
Of all the great perspectives on project management, agile is the most recently emerged. Its 1990’s roots are in the IT industry in general and specifically in software development.
“Sprint Review Meetings”
Nice upbeat explanation of sprint or iteration review meetings, in < 5 minutes. (2019)
“Journey Mapping to User Story Mapping”
Here is an excellent 5/2020, 4 minute post on how to link Product Team and the Product Discovery cycle to Development Team and the Product Delivery cycle! And, for background and more detail, here is a longer 1/2021 article, “Mapping User Stories in Agile”, by the prestigious UX firm NN/g. It compares and contrasts User […]
“Agile – Iteration Planning”
This 5.5-minute overview addresses many key points re iteration planning. Among these is the important one of “team velocity”. This enables forecasting of agile team performance. In this sense, it is parallel to plan-driven project management constructs in Earned Value Management (EVM), such as Cost Performance Index (CPI).
“How to Do Agile Iteration Planning”
Very nice short video
“Mike Cohn User Stories”
Very comprehensive explanation by the guy who “wrote the book” on user stories. About an hour long.
“How to Create Effective User Stories in Agile”
11′ video.
“User Story Mapping|Business Analyst Skills”
Good 15′ video. Except for the first 1:15 or so of PR. “User Story Mapping” is a technique agile project teams use to organize product backlogs comprised of user stories. It was developed and popularized by Jeff Patton. This technique is very similar to that of customer journey mapping, which is popular and important for […]
“Team Charter”
10′ video, well organized info re team charter as a work product and work process. Especially relevant to dispersed teams. Assumes pertinent capabilities, i.e. Zoom, Miro®, Mural®, etc. /lhttps://cogentlanguage.news/engaging/emotional-intelligence-ei/
“Agile Project Management Framework”
9′ Introduction. Emphasis on launching agile project and their “Envision” phases per Jim Highsmith Short discussion of Project Data Sheet at about 6:10