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Tag: backlog-refinement

18 items with this tag.

Sep 05, 2025
3.2 A Bloated Product Backlog Erodes Trust
Sep 05, 2025
1.1b1b1c Backlog Levels Are Shaped by Tools, Not Rules
Sep 05, 2025
1.7c1 Benefits of Regular Refinement
Sep 05, 2025
3.2b4 Continuous and Episodic Refinement Serve Different Purposes
- backlog-refinement
Sep 05, 2025
3.2b1 Creation and Update Dates Help Identify Stale Backlog Items
- product-backlog-item-attributes
- backlog-refinement
Sep 05, 2025
1.1b1b1b Decomposition Levels Distinguish Broad Goals from Detailed Work
Sep 05, 2025
1.7 Definition of Product Backlog Refinement
Sep 05, 2025
3.2c Deleting or Moving Items Keeps the Backlog Relevant
Sep 05, 2025
1.7c Determining Refinement Frequency
Sep 05, 2025
3.2b Episodic Reviews Prevent Stale and Irrelevant Backlog Items
Sep 05, 2025
3.2b3 Moving Low-Value Items Out of the Active Backlog Improves Focus
Sep 05, 2025
1.7b Participants in Refinement Sessions
Sep 05, 2025
1.4d Readiness Results From Effective Backlog Refinement
Sep 05, 2025
1.4 Ready Means a Work Item Can Be Started or Planned Confidently
Sep 05, 2025
1.1b1b1a1 Refine Just Enough to Support Effective Delivery
Sep 05, 2025
3.2b2 Rehashing Old Backlog Items Adds No Real Value
Sep 05, 2025
1.3h The Product Goal Shapes the Product Backlog
Sep 05, 2025
1.7a Timing of Refinement Activities
- backlog-refinement
- sprint

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