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How to Create an Effective Documentation Framework for Your Agile Project
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How to Create an Effective Documentation Framework for Your Agile Project

author By Arunima Shekhar Apr 20, 2019
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How much documentation is enough documentation in an Agile project?

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Agile Scrum outlines a set of artifacts that help efficiently develop, track progress and deliver projects - the product backlog, sprint backlog, sprint burndown chart and increment. However, on-the-ground there is often a constant struggle to balance the iterative nature of an Agile project, with the stakeholder’s requirement for documentation that they understand.

Join the webinar to find out how to make sure you are documenting your work, without overwhelming the entire team.

Key Takeaways

  • Understand how to create great Scrum documentation artifacts
  • Explore the documentation framework for an IT project that uses Scrum
  • Learn industry-standard documentation formats
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With 12+ years of experience across project management, product management and software development, Arunima is a Product Owner at Srijan. She’s been responsible for the go-to-market strategy, digital brand presence, digital marketing, managing agile teams, budgets, development and ownership of high-growth products. An avid believer in the power of stories, she’s also explored her entrepreneurial skills with her startup Tell-a-Tale.

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