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Agile Project Management tool- Reviewing the existing tools to choose the right one
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Hiya,I'm leading a study on agile project management tools which aims at providing a decision support tool to choose the right software depending on the needs.I don't believe the perfect tool which…Continue
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Raj Sanghu replied to François CHATAL's discussion Agile Project Management tool- Reviewing the existing tools to choose the right oneFrançois CHATAL replied to François CHATAL's discussion Agile Project Management tool- Reviewing the existing tools to choose the right one"Hi!
Thank you for your interest. :-)
Presently, it is still evolving. Nevertheless, Sprint and release planning are included in what was called Project Management. For defect tracking, everything depends on what you mean. The category Organization…"
Raj Sanghu replied to François CHATAL's discussion Agile Project Management tool- Reviewing the existing tools to choose the right one"On the left side of your diagram- what about things like Sprint/Release planning, defect tracking? On the right side, what about Reporting?"
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Hiya,I'm leading a study on agile project management tools which aims at providing a decision support tool to choose the right software depending on the needs.I don't believe the perfect tool which will work for everybody in any situation exists, "there is no silver bullet". Moreover, each team has not the same level of agility and don't need to focus on the same things, for some it'll be the tracking of defects, for an other one there is a lack of knowledge on the methodology, etc.For all this…See More
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- At 23:25 on August 23, 2010,
Kevin Johnston said… - Apologies for delay in reply! we have used various tools and so far the simplest and best is undoubtedly pivotaltracker, we tried this after recommendations from Jeff Sutherland at the ACCU conference in Oxford this year.
Try it on a couple of sprints and see how simple and easy it is to use, we found it clearly helps us focus on feature delivery without falling into a micromanaging workflow so we tend to define DONE for a feature and simply burndown/up at feature level, no need to break down to tasks.
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