Agile Product Management: Release Planning: 21 Steps to plan your product releases from a product vision with Scrum

by Paul VII

Thank you and congratulations on taking this class, “Release 21 Steps to plan your product release from a product vision with Scrum”.
In this class, we will discus some actionable steps and strategies on how to build a release plan using 21 easy to follow agile techniques.


I am confident that you will find this class extremely valuable irrespective of your level of knowledge about scrum and release planning. We will start by building a strong foundation about scrum and release planning then move on to discussing the specific steps that you can follow to build a successful release plan.


I won’t stop there; I will go on to explain some very effective tips and tricks on how to master and improve release planning in your team or business from the ground up.

And as with my other classes, I will give you plenty of examples to illustrate how best to implement scrum in product development and release planning. In this class, you will


- A brief recap of agile and scrum principles

-What is a release plan and how it helps the team and stakeholders to set reliable expectations

-How a release plan is built for a single release

-The steps involved in building a release plan including starting from the project vision, including stakeholders, using the roadmap and building the release plan from the product backlog

-How and when to conduct the release planning meeting and why it is important
Concise techniques for improving your release backlog

-How to maintain a release plan


So let’s get started and let me teach you how to improve release planning for your product using agile scrum.




Introduction

Lesson 1:

Agile An Introduction

The Product Owner

The Scrum Master

The Scrum Team

What is Release Planning?

Lesson 2

The Release Plan

The General Overview Of The Release Planning

Potential Challenges In Product Release

How To Improve Your Release Planning

Tips To Improve Your Release Planning Activities

Lesson 3

21 Steps On How To Build A Release Plan

The Product Vision

The Agile Product Roadmap

Conclusion

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Published August 9, 2016

About the author

Paul VII is not only an author but a certified scrum master with experience in international blue chip companies dating back to 1999. That experience includes leading projects for the BBC, General Electric, Oracle, BSkyB, HiT Entertainment (responsible for Angelina Ballerina, Bob the builder and other titles that you love watching with your kids or siblings but won't admit to) and Razorfish. These roles have all involved leadership on a wealth of mobile, internet TV and web software projects. He has played the role of portfolio manager, scrum master and in the earlier years, of team lead and technical lead. He has had the privilege of running projects and rolling out working practices in market leading organisations from start to finish.

Reviews

[Joseph Santiago · Rating 4 out of 5]

When it’s time to release our product there is are lists, lists, and more QA assurance checks. Planning how to best get to the point where the release is ready is not an easy feat. Delivering the product ends up becoming the point of marketing, development, the product owner, stakeholder feedback, vender specifications, and outside experts. To produce a quality product change is ongoing and iteration advancement is not always foreseen in the areas I expect. Building a release plan and strategizing the people and skills we need are planning with lists. This book thankfully is more than lists and its products are the vision that the reader brings with them. The roadmap to release was something that begin with lists and people and ended with strategies and stories. This book is one I will appreciate as reference on my shelves. This was a good read.

Mr Joe

[Fred Fanning · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book provides a training course on release planning. The book contains good information and a process to implement release planning. I liked the book and believe I can use the information.