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Most Product Owners I have met do not have a method for identifying candidate user stories or deriving acceptance criteria for those stories. CAVEAT: I believe you should only model to the level of detail needed, regardless of what type of model you are using. If the team were building a […] August 25th, 2018 | Tags: Acceptance Criteria, agile, process model, user stories, User Story | Category: User Story | Leave a comment For any kind of enterprise-wide change initiative, if you derive your backlog of Business Stories only from interviews with users, you may to end up with a patchwork of individual needs that don’t necessarily hang together, some of which will conflict with each other and which won’t give you the enterprise picture.
March 20th, 2017 | Tags: agile, Product Backlog, user stories, User Story | Category: Business architecture | Leave a comment I admit it. I have a problem with user stories. Not with the Actor/Narrative/Benefit syntax or the idea of adding acceptance criteria or the idea of valuing conversation over documentation. I love all that. I have a problem with the name “user” stories. I’ve been applying Agile principles for about ten […] Update: This post is from April 2012 and has been superseded by one from July 2016: Decision models, user stories and acceptance criteria One of my readers contacted me recently to ask whether business rules and user story acceptance criteria could be considered the same thing. Acceptance criteria are […] April 10th, 2012 | Tags: analysis, business rules, requirements, user stories | Category: General | 2 comments |
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