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Persona to Product: User Story Mapping and Projects

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Overview

In this webinar, we will show you, with examples, how product features are defined using the user story mapping exercise to develop user stories. Once user stories are written, then they can be grouped into releases, with the first release being your MVP or Minimum Viable Product. During the webinar we will describe use an example to develop a story map and group the stories into a product backlog. The product backlog will keep the team focused on delivering value to customers.

Learning Objectives

In this webinar, we will show you, with examples, how product features are defined using the user story mapping exercise to develop user stories. Once user stories are written, then they can be grouped into releases, with the first release being your MVP or Minimum Viable Product. During the webinar we will describe use an example to develop a story map and group the stories into a product backlog. The product backlog will keep the team focused on delivering value to customers.

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Acknowledgements: Heather McLarnon, CSPO

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