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Scrum Inputs, Outputs, Tools & Techniques

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A (8)

Accepted Deliverables
Accepted User Stories
Agreed Actionable Improvements
AI-powered Scrum Project Tool
Applicable Contracts
Approved Change Requests
Approved Changes
Assigned Action Items and Due Dates

B (3)

Back- ups
Business Requirements
Business Stakeholder (s)

C (10)

Chief Product Owner
Chief Scrum Master
Collaboration Plan
Committed User Stories
Communication Techniques
Communications Plan
Communications Plan ning
Company Mission
Company Vision
Customer or User Interviews

D (6)

Daily Standup Meeting
Decomposition
Definition of Ready
Dependencies
Dependency Determination
Done Criteria

E (8)

Earned Value Analysis
Earned Value Analysis Results
Epic(s)
Estimated User Stories
Estimation Criteria
Estimation Methods
Expert Advice from HR
Explorer , Shopper , Vacationer , Prisoner (ESVP)

F (1)

Focus Group Meetings

G (1)

Gap Analysis

H (2)

High- Level Estimates for Epics
Holiday Calendar

I (6)

Identified Business Stakeholder(s)
Identified Product Owner
Identified Risks
Identified Scrum Master
Identified Scrum Team
Impediment Log

J (1)

JAD Sessions

L (2)

Laws and Regulations
Length of Sprint

M (4)

Market Study
Metrics and Measuring Techniques
Mitigated Risks
Motivated Scrum Team

O (6)

Organizational Deployment Methods
Organizational Resource Matrix
Other Development Tools
Other Prioritized Product Backlog Refining Techniques
Other Tools for Retrospect Release
Outputs from Demonstrate and Validate Sprint

P (24)

People Availability and Commitment
People Costs
People Requirements
Personas
Pilot Plan
Pre-existing Estimates for Tasks
Pre-Existing Estimates for User Stories
Previous Project Information
Previous Sprint Velocity
Previous Work Day Experience
Prioritization Methods
Prioritized Product Backlog
Prioritized Product Backlog Review Meetings
Product Owner
Product Releases
Project Budget
Project Business Case
Project Charter
Project Value Estimation
Project Vision Meeting
Project Vision Statement
Proof of Concept
Proposed Non- Functional Items for Prioritized Product Backlog
Proposed Non- Functional Items for Program Product Backlog and Prioritized Product

Q (1)

Questionnaires

R (12)

Refined Prioritized Product Backlog
Rejected User Stories
Release Planning Schedule
Release Planning Sessions
Release Prioritization Methods
Resource Costing
Resource Requirements
Retrospect Release Meeting
Retrospect Sprint Log(s)
Retrospect Sprint Meeting
Risk Assessment Techniques
Risk Identification Techniques

S (20)

Scrum Core Team
Scrum Core Team(s)
Scrum Guidance Body Expertise
Scrum Guidance Body Recommendations
Scrum Master
Scrum Team
Scrum Team Lessons Learned
Scrum Team Selection Criteria
Scrumboard
Selection Criteria
Skills Requirement Matrix
Speed Boat
Sprint Backlog
Sprint Burndown or Burnup Chart
Sprint Deliverables
Sprint Planning Meetings
Sprint Review Meeting
Sprint Tracking Metrics
Sprint Tracking Tools
SWOT Analysis

T (8)

Target Customers for Release
Task List
Team Building Plan
Team Calendar
Team Expertise
Three Daily Questions
Training
Trial Project

U (22)

Unapproved Change Requests
Updated Committed User Stories
Updated Dependencies
Updated Impediment Log
Updated or Refined Personas
Updated Prioritized Product Backlog
Updated Release Planning Schedule
Updated Risks
Updated Scrum Guidance Body Recommendations
Updated Scrumboard
Updated Sprint Backlog
Updated Sprint Burndown or Burnup Chart
Updated Task List
User Group Meetings
User or Customer Interviews
User Stor y Acceptance Criteria
User Stories
User Stories Acceptance Criteria
User Story Acceptance Criteria
User Story Acceptance/Rejection
User Story Workshops
User Story Writing Expertise

V (1)

Video Conferencing

W (3)

War Room
Working Deliverables
Working Deliverables Agreement

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