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A backlog is a list (usually structured by priority) of all user requirements. These are formulated in story format – watch our video on "What are epics, user stories and story points?" https://youtu.be/ogV2r9579WI
Backlogs typically consist of features that the team needs to build, but they can also contain:
• Bugs to fix
• Changes to be made
• To carry out technical research
• Supporting assets or infrastructure to build
In Scrum…
At the beginning of each sprint, a Scrum Team creates requirements to work on during the sprint. This part of the product backlog is the sprint backlog.
The sprint backlog articulates the work that developers want to accomplish during the sprint.
In Kanban…
The team creates requirements that are continually worked on.
Maintaining a product backlog
This roadmap will be continually reviewed as new requirements arise and priorities shift.
Product owners should review the backlog to ensure that all feedback from the team is taken into account and that prioritization meets user needs. This regular review of the backlog is often referred to as "backlog grooming" or "backlog refinement."
In the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe)
Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) has a series of backlogs of different sizes instead of a simple product backlog.
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00:00 – Backlog
00:23 – Defining the backlog
00:42 – Definition of the product backlog
00:56 – Product roadmap
01:13 – Responsibility for the product backlog
02:01 – How backlogs work in Scrum
02:14 – Sprint backlog and sprint goal
03:24 – Backlogs in Kanban
03:56 – Backlogs in the Scaled Agile Framework, SAFe
04:53 – Maintaining a product backlog
06:04 – Definition of “Ready”
06:31 – Residues are important
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