What's included

• Product Roadmap

  A high-level visual summary of the product vision and strategy. It outlines key features and milestones over time.

• Project Charter

  A formal document that officially initiates the project and outlines its objectives. It includes key stakeholders, scope, and high-level requirements.

• Sprint Backlog

  A detailed list of tasks to be completed during a specific sprint. It breaks down user stories into actionable items for the development team.

• Burndown Chart / Project Plan

  A graphical representation of work left to do versus time. It helps track progress and predict when all work will be completed.

• Risk Register

  A document listing identified risks, their potential impact, and mitigation strategies. It's regularly updated throughout the project lifecycle.

• Status Reports

  Regular updates on project progress, typically including accomplished tasks, upcoming work, and any issues or risks. These keep stakeholders informed and aligned.

• User Stories

  Concise descriptions of software features from an end-user perspective. They help the development team understand the context and value of each feature.

• Release Plan

  A schedule detailing when specific features or versions of the software will be released. It helps manage expectations and coordinate with marketing and support teams.

• Product Backlog

  A prioritized list of all desired features, enhancements, and fixes for the product. It evolves over time as the product and market needs change.

• Stakeholder Communication Plan

  A strategy for keeping all relevant parties informed throughout the project. It outlines communication methods, frequency, and recipients for different types of information.

• Budget

  Budget including contingencies, risks.