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  • Adjusting big Features to Sprints

    Many times when picking Features as execution unit, it’s hard to fit a big Feature into Sprint. This always cause the feeling of Features is too big as an execution units, leading some organization to prefer User Stories over Features, wrongfully neglecting Features over time. User Stories as execution...
    Posted to Oren Ellenbogen's Agile Thoughts (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-13-2010

  • Feature, User Story and Task

    Many confuse the terms Feature, User Story and Task. I believe it’s important to grasp the difference between them as each one serves different purpose and sometimes even different audience. Feature Feature is a detailed experience of how your users will do something with your application. In order to...
    Posted to Oren Ellenbogen's Agile Thoughts (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-10-2010

  • Great Sprint Demo: the recipe

    As I mentioned , you should not tie sprints and releases together. I thought to add a few notes about what will make a Sprint Demo really great. Luckily Moran Haviv, our legendary Project Manager at Delver, wrote a great recap I thought to share with you: Why Sprint Demo? · The primary purpose of the...
    Posted to Oren Ellenbogen's Agile Thoughts (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-08-2010

  • Version: extract releases from sprints

    Separation of Concerns Working by the “scrum book”, sprint is also a release unit, in which you want to complete all the effort you committed to your clients and demonstrate it at the end of the sprint. Well, not in my book . Sprint should be remained an internal unit of time. Sprint is used for planning...
    Posted to Oren Ellenbogen's Agile Thoughts (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-08-2010

  • Scrum Clan

    Moti and I have decided to form an invite-only Scrum Clan . We would like to tag Pasha Bitz (snapshot below) as the 3rd clan member. Pasha, choose carefully, you can only tag one Scrum-Lover like yourself to this distinguish clan ;) p.s - If you want to be part of the Scrum Clan, please drop a comment...
    Posted to Oren Ellenbogen's Agile Thoughts (Weblog) by Anonymous on 10-09-2007
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