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Effective Sprint Planning relies as much on what happens before the Sprint Planning session as it does during it.

Who do you involve?

How do you scope or estimate what you intend to set out to achieve as a team?

How do you keep the discussion focussed?

And an increasingly important consideration, how do you run it remotely?

Teagan Harbridge, Head of Product at Easy Agile will walk you through some key ways to set your Sprint up for success and how you can use Easy Agile User Story Maps for streamlined and effective Sprint Planning.

Streamlined & effective Sprint Planning

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Are you struggling with bottlenecks and delays? Do dependencies across teams and projects create chaos and confusion?

In this webinar, Product Leader and Agile Coach Jaclyn Smith shares practical strategies for identifying and mastering dependencies.

You will learn how to enhance communication, visualization, and ownership of dependencies to boost the collaboration and productivity of your teams.

Agenda:

• Why it is essential to manage dependencies well
• Practical tips to get started; actionable advice for effective dependency management within your teams
• Managing dependencies across planning levels; from big room planning all the way to team sprints
• Real-life examples and lessons learned; gain insights from complex project environments

Set aside half an hour for valuable insights and practical techniques that help you manage dependencies and use them to your advantage.

Easy Agile Co-Founder and Co-CEO Nick Muldoon walks through the essentials of User Story Mapping.

Nick talks about his experiences running Story Mapping sessions at Twitter. As well as covering:

• Why story mapping?
• How to run a story mapping session?
• What are the benefits?

You might be interested in our Ultimate Guide to User Story Mapping

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