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Sprint Planning Meeting Agenda

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Benefits

All Agile meetings and documents are powered by mission adapted mind map templates, specially tuned for collaborative work. Tracking project Velocity is easy when using ConceptDraw Velocity diagram templates.

Objective

Support Agile methods such as user stories, iteration planning, burndown charts, backlogs, and velocity.

Solution Purpose

These visual tools assist in the holding of Scrum-meetings, collaborative planning for Sprint, maintaining backlog, and calculating and reporting the Velocity of the team.

Intended For

Companies using Agile methodology; specifically, Scrum; Product Owners, Scrum Masters.

Products and methods

In the background of this solution we use mind mapping for visualization of key events and artifacts of Agile methodology. Key diagrams for visualization are made by ConceptDraw DIAGRAM


Use Sprint Planning to visualize the Sprint Planning meeting agenda.

Sprint Planning Meeting Agenda *

Example 1. Sprint Planning Meeting Agenda


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Sprint Planning Meeting Agenda
    • Rules
      • The Sprint Planning meeting is held at the beginning of the Sprint cycle.
      • The Sprint Planning Meeting consists of two sessions.
        • Session 1: Product Owner and Team discuss WHAT will be done in the Sprint.
        • Session 2: The Team define HOW they will develop the product increment.
      • The meeting input is the Product Backlog.
      • Outputs of the 1st session are the Feature List and the draft Sprint Goals.
      • Outputs of the 2nd session are the Sprint Backlog and the final Sprint Goals.
      • Time box: 2 h per week of the Sprint (1 h per week of the Sprint for each session).
    • Appointment
      • Date: ___ __, 201_
      • Start time: __ : __
        • End time: __ : __
      • Venue: ____________________
      • Project: __________________________
      • Release: _____
      • Sprint # ___
      • Attendees
        • Required
          • Product Owner
            • ______________________
          • Scrum Master
            • ______________________
          • Team Members:
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
        • Optional
          • Project Sponsor:
            • ______________________
          • Users:
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
          • Customers:
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
          • Managers:
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
          • Developers from other projects
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
            • ______________________
    • Session 1. Review Product Backlog Features and Priority
      • Plan how much to commit in the next Sprint.
        • Velocity:___
        • Sprint timebox
          • Start date: ___ __, 201_
          • End date: ___ __, 201_
          • Working days: ___
        • Team availability: _______________
        • To commit in the next Sprint: _______
          • Determine how much the team is going to commit in the next Sprint based on the Velocity in the previous Sprints, the next Sprint Timebox, and the Team Availability.
      • Review and revise Product Backlog features with highest priorities and its initial estimates
        • To go to the Product Backlog click on the hyperlink icon. (Previously add the hyperlink to the Product backlog).
      • Pull the selected features in the Sprint Backlog based on the Product Backlog review and the planned commitment.
      • Define the draft Sprint goals based on the Sprint Backlog.
    • Session 2. Sprint Task Planning
      • Plan Sprint Tasks
        • Break down the Sprint backlog features into the tasks.
        • Estimate the tasks completion efforts.
        • Pull the tasks in the Sprint backlog based on the tasks estimates and planned commitment.
      • Revise Sprint goals on base of the pulled Sprint tasks.
    • Sprint Goals
      • Goal: ___________________________
      • Goal: ___________________________
      • Goal: ___________________________
    • Go to the Sprint Backlog mind map
      • Add the hyperlink to the file of the Sprint backlog mind map.

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