Backlog

Introduction In Agile environments, clarity, prioritization, and adaptability are essential. Unlike traditional waterfall projects, Agile thrives on iterative progress and continuous feedback. Two critical tools that make this possible are the Product Backlog and Sprint Planning. For Business Analysts (BAs), mastering these practices ensures smooth collaboration with Product Owners, Scrum Masters, and Developers. At Curiosity […]

Introduction In Agile environments, clarity, prioritization, and adaptability are essential. Unlike traditional waterfall projects, Agile thrives on iterative progress and continuous feedback. Two critical tools that make this possible are the Product Backlog and Sprint Planning. For Business Analysts (BAs), mastering these practices ensures smooth collaboration with Product Owners, Scrum Masters, and Developers. At Curiosity