Agile for Business Analysts
Agile is a flexible and collaborative approach to software development, emphasizing early and iterative delivery of value. Understanding Agile and its most popular framework, Scrum, is vital for Business Analysts. Key roles, artifacts, and ceremonies within Scrum are outlined, highlighting the integral responsibilities of BAs during each phase of the Agile process.
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What we have learnt
- Agile prioritizes individuals and interactions over processes and tools.
- Scrum encompasses defined roles and ceremonies that facilitate collaboration and iterative development.
- The Business Analyst plays a crucial role in clarifying requirements, facilitating communication, and ensuring that the product meets business needs.
Key Concepts
- -- Agile Manifesto
- A set of values and principles that prioritize individuals, working software, customer collaboration, and responsiveness to change.
- -- Scrum Framework
- An Agile framework that promotes transparency, inspection, and adaptation through defined roles, artifacts, and ceremonies.
- -- Product Backlog
- An ordered list of everything needed in the product, managed by the Product Owner.
- -- Sprint
- A time-boxed period in which a specific set of work is completed and made ready for review.
- -- Daily Standup
- A brief daily meeting for the development team to share progress, plans, and blockers.
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