Example: Iteration Plan |  |
This is an example of an iteration plan for iteration 5 for a small team. In this example, the team has chosen not to list work items in the iteration plan. Instead, the team will search the work items list for work items assigned to iteration 5. This is the preferred solution when work items are managed in a tool that provides basic search capabilities.
Relationships
Related Elements | Iteration Plan
Main Description
### 1. Key Milestones
Milestone | Date
Iteration Start | 7/1
EXPOWEST Demo | 7/24
Iteration Stop | 7/31
### 2. High-level Objectives Address usability issues raised by the Order Management department. Deliver key scenarios showcasing meaningful integration with SAP. Enable early adopters to download and install new builds without requiring constant handholding by the development team. Deliver a technical demo at EXPOWEST. ### 3. Work Item Assignments
Name / Description | Priority | Size Estimate (Points) | Assigned To | Effort estimate (hours)
Support simple inventory control | 2 | 8 | Lisa | 70
Do the design |  |  | Lisa, Ann, Johan | 12
Implement and test server portion |  |  | Ann | 14
Implement and test client portion |  |  | Johan | 28
Update end user documentation |  |  | Lisa | 6
Produce demo for Supply Chain 2007 Conference | 3 | 5 | Ann | 18
Edit end user documentation | 2 | 5 | Lisa | 65
Edit install manual | 2 | 1 | Lisa | 5
Edit release notes | 2 | 1 | Johan | 4
Edit online help | 3 | 2 | Ann | 22
### 4. Evaluation Criteria 97% of system-level test cases passed. Scenarios for Simple inventory control properly tested and demonstrated to key stakeholders. End user documentation get favorable acceptance by end users. Walkthrough of iteration build with Order Management and Financial Services departments are well received. Favorable response to technical demo at Supply Chain 2007 Conference.
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