Agile development use cases Different organizations follow different methods to deliver backlog/stories. Some of the typical delivery methods are: Release based delivery Project based delivery Agile Development 2.0 provides the ability to maintain a unified backlog for both types of delivery. You can maintain all your backlog in one place and associate backlog stories to a product or a project or both as desired. You can also select stories from backlog and execute them as a project. In addition, it also supports the execution of standalone project development. The following example shows how Agile Development 2.0 supports a unified backlog for both types of deliveries.Figure 1. Agile development workflow use cases Release based development use caseAn example of release based agile development and delivery model is explained.Project based development use caseAn example of project based agile development and delivery model is explained.Standalone project development use caseAn example of a standalone project development and delivery model is explained.
Agile development use cases Different organizations follow different methods to deliver backlog/stories. Some of the typical delivery methods are: Release based delivery Project based delivery Agile Development 2.0 provides the ability to maintain a unified backlog for both types of delivery. You can maintain all your backlog in one place and associate backlog stories to a product or a project or both as desired. You can also select stories from backlog and execute them as a project. In addition, it also supports the execution of standalone project development. The following example shows how Agile Development 2.0 supports a unified backlog for both types of deliveries.Figure 1. Agile development workflow use cases Release based development use caseAn example of release based agile development and delivery model is explained.Project based development use caseAn example of project based agile development and delivery model is explained.Standalone project development use caseAn example of a standalone project development and delivery model is explained.
