An organized and categorized backlog is the foundation to your Agile success. Grab a copy of our 'Product Backlog: The Foundation of Your Agile Success' eBook to learn:

• How to start a backlog
• Identify the types of work items that belong in your backlog
• Organizing your backlog
• Prioritizing your backlog
• Populating your sprint backlogs
• Maintaining your backlogs

You'll also learn potential pitfalls that can result in inefficient backlogs and ineffective Agile project management.

Excerpt: An organized and categorized backlog is the foundation of your Agile success. The backlog is used to prioritize customer requests and ensure the team is working on the most important features for your business. Agile practices work because they deliver value to the customer in increments, and give customers the opportunity to offer real and relevant feedback to your team at defined intervals throughout the development cycle. Without an up-to-date backlog, Agile teams are forced to pause between each development interval while decisions are made about what to work on next. Worse yet, an outdated backlog may cause your team to spend effort on features that are no longer the best value for the business.

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