From the course: Agile at Work: Driving Productive Agile Meetings
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Planning the release schedule
From the course: Agile at Work: Driving Productive Agile Meetings
Planning the release schedule
- The reality is that Agile delivers working software every sprint. It's not like a planned unveiling. It doesn't come together in the end. In every sprint, the product is built up bit by bit, getting better and better. New features are rolled in, and the product owner finds improvements. Still, the way an Agile team works is often inconsistent with what an organization demands. There'll be trade shows and accounting pressures. There'll be plenty of reasons to have a scheduled release date. The difference between how an Agile team delivers and what an organization demands creates an expectations gap. There are a few ways that you can fill this gap. There's the product backlog, the release backlog, and the sprint backlogs. With each set of backlogs, the customer is expected to give up some flexibility for greater insight. A release backlog is a compromise with the product owner. It gives the organization firmer…
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