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Tag: product-backlog
26 items with this tag.
Sep 05, 2025
2.3 2020 Scrum Guide Linked Commitments to Artifacts
scrum-commitments
product-backlog
product-goal
sprint-backlog
sprint-goal
increment
definition-of-done
Sep 05, 2025
3.2 A Bloated Product Backlog Erodes Trust
product-backlog
backlog-refinement
trust
Sep 05, 2025
1.3 A Clear Product Goal Gives Direction to the Backlog
product-goal
product-backlog
Sep 05, 2025
1.3f A Product Goal Channels Value Toward Meaningful Outcomes
product-goal
customer-value
product-backlog
product-backlog-item
Sep 05, 2025
1.1b1b Access Without Clarity Is Not Transparency
transparency
product-backlog
Sep 05, 2025
1.3e Accountability for the Product Goal Falls to the Product Owner
product-goal
product-backlog
product-owner
Sep 05, 2025
3.2a Adding Backlog Items to Avoid Conflict Erodes Trust
product-backlog
trust
saying-no
product-owner
authority
Sep 05, 2025
1.1b1b2 Backlog Transparency is not One-Size-Fits-All
product-backlog
transparency
Sep 05, 2025
3.4d Customer Motivation Should Guide Product Design
assumption
customer-value
product-backlog
Sep 05, 2025
1.3j Definition of a Product Goal
product-goal
product-owner
roles-and-accountabilities
product-backlog
transparency
Sep 05, 2025
3.2c Deleting or Moving Items Keeps the Backlog Relevant
backlog-refinement
product-backlog-item
product-backlog
Sep 05, 2025
3.2b Episodic Reviews Prevent Stale and Irrelevant Backlog Items
backlog-refinement
product-backlog
product-goal
Sep 05, 2025
4.1g Influence Should Not Dictate Backlog Order
product-owner
product-goal
product-backlog
hippo
Sep 05, 2025
3.2b3 Moving Low-Value Items Out of the Active Backlog Improves Focus
backlog-refinement
focus
product-backlog
Sep 05, 2025
1.1b1b1a Over-Refinement and Under-Refinement Are Equally Risky
product-backlog
product-backlog-item
levels-of-decomposition
backlog-management-challenges
Sep 05, 2025
1.1b1b1a1 Refine Just Enough to Support Effective Delivery
backlog-refinement
levels-of-decomposition
product-backlog
Sep 05, 2025
3.2b2 Rehashing Old Backlog Items Adds No Real Value
backlog-refinement
waste
product-backlog
Sep 05, 2025
4.1d Saying No Doesn’t Mean Saying Never
saying-no
product-backlog
Sep 05, 2025
2.4a Scrum Actively Involves Stakeholders via Events Artifacts and Commitments
stakeholder
stakeholder-engagement
collaboration
sprint-review
product-goal
product-backlog
increment
Sep 05, 2025
2.4a1 Sprint Reviews Enable Real-Time Stakeholder Collaboration
sprint-review
stakeholder-engagement
collaboration
product-goal
product-backlog
feedback
transparency
shared-ownership
Sep 05, 2025
2.6 Sprint Reviews Validate Progress
sprint-review
product-goal
increment
customer-satisfaction-gap
sprint-goal
product-backlog
Sep 05, 2025
1.4a The Entire Product Backlog Is Never Fully Ready
definition-of-ready
product-backlog
Sep 05, 2025
1.5 The Product Backlog Provides Transparency and Alignment
product-backlog
transparency
sprint-planning
product-owner
stakeholder
dependencies
Sep 05, 2025
1.3h The Product Goal Shapes the Product Backlog
product-goal
product-backlog
product-backlog-item
backlog-refinement
emergent-planning
Sep 05, 2025
1.3g The Product Goal is a Compass Not a Contract
product-backlog
focus
transparency
product-goal
Sep 05, 2025
5.2d1 Validated Learning Reduces the Risk of Building the Wrong Thing
hypothesis-driven-development
waste
prioritization
risk
product-backlog
feedback