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Scrum Project with defined enddate! Does it work?
Hi all,
we have software project which should ends in this year else it will be almost “useless”. As i know in Agile the enddate will never be defined in this way. but it is the first request of our Customer! Should we plan the project to the end! and calculate the Stories in relation to the Velocity backwards like in the waterfall Model? is this still agile?
Thanks alot
cheers
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5 Replies
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I’m sure there are other possibilities for what to do. Think about it for a moment. Why does a product backlog exist? How could that help you in this situation?
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Hello Bob, thanks alot for your reply, i am asking about these possibilities, i would much appreciated if you could tell me more about them pleasea, thanks
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I prefer to guide, not give direct answers. I think people learn better that way. Certainly what you suggested in one possible way to do things. What are other things that you can think of? Anyone else can chime in as well. I want this to be a place where people think, so please put forth other possibilities and we can interact around that.
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thanks Bob, your approach is appreciated, your host your rules, but to tell me to think is never the less not realy a help, i was looking to get some advises. thank you.
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Agility requires thinking. It is not just a set of rules, but a set of values and principles that infer various ways of doing things. You’ve only given one possible approach. Aren’t there other ways to do what you want to do? If so, then all I’m asking you to do is to explore those other possibilities. If you choose not to engage, that’s up to you.
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