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Requirements analysis techniques and tools

Good news. You can stop using spreadsheets to manage your requirements. Is it possible, you say? Yes it is- and it’s all thanks to one amazing tool: OneDesk. Requirements analysis tools and techniques in OneDesk To manage requirements, you need a tool that is flexible but reliable. OneDesk’s requirements management and analysis application allows team […]

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Technology Roadmap vs Product Roadmap

Last updated: January 27, 2020 We often get asked by customers: “What is the difference between a technology roadmap and a product roadmap?” I have decided to finally shed some light on this topic. Technology Roadmap: Definition and Application According to Wikipedia, a technology roadmap (sometimes called a technical roadmap) is “a plan, that applies

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Scrum Master Role and Responsibilities

Understanding the scrum master role in agile A Scrum Master takes on a front-and-center role in Agile. He/she is responsible for making sure teams correctly follow the rules and principles that govern scrum. Part motivational speaker, part coach and manager, the scrum master roles involves monitoring and resolving any issues that may arise throughout the

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Using customer feedback to improve your products

These days, customers prefer to make a human connection and get product recommendations right from the source – the company. therefore, companies can leverage these methods of communication to tap into customer conversations and uncover what is being said about their brands, products, services, and even competitors. They can then take the steps to improving

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Agile Project Management 101

Agile Project Management: An Iterative Approach Similar to the rules that govern agile software development, agile project management is based on breaking down steps into small manageable components called iterations. Each iteration is then carefully analyzed by project teams and any other stakeholders closely involved with the project. The results of these analyses are then

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