IPM Day 2019
November 7, 2019 | Online Conference
Business Requirements Gathering for Agile Projects
October 8, 2018 12:00 PM EDT (UTC-4)
Platform: WebEx
Capacity:
Duration: 60 min
Presenters:
NK Shrivastava,
Phillip George
Support: Earning PDUs | Tips For Attendees
On Agile projects, requirements are susceptible to change as priorities shift and the customer or product owner discover additional needs or a new direction. Instead of requirements being collected in one lengthy document, they are distributed in the form of user stories and epics. In addition, the highest priorities can be condensed into a minimum viable product, or MVP, representing only what is needed to launch the product and nothing more.
Requirements gathering for Agile projects differs from other environments and carries its own challenges, including identifying all stakeholders, setting up frequent meetings, and more. User stories, epics, MVPs, and backlog grooming are all unique features of Agile requirements gathering. How do business analysts use these features and work within Agile projects to generate requirements iteratively?
In RefineM’s webinar, attendees will learn how to effectively gather business requirements on Agile projects. They will be exposed to techniques including brainstorming, focus groups, user story splitting, and many others. They will leave the webinar ready to gather business requirements on Agile projects.
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PMP/PgMP
PMI-ACP
PMI-SP
PMI-RMP
PfMP
PMI-PBA
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1.00
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