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There are 6 levels of planning in Agile, this cheat sheet covers some of the Visioning activities in level 3 in addition to all the primary Agile meetings in levels 4,5,6 ( Release Planning, Iteration Planning and Daily Planning).  \nWe would love to hear your feedback, suggestions and how this information has helped you. Please send your comments to our team at info@agilityhealthradar.com. We hope you find this resource to be valuable on an ongoing basis for your meetings! -Sally and the AgilityHealth team  \nFor the Product Owner to provide a clear overview of the vision , strategy and deliverables , roadmap desired and perform initial team forming activities.  \nProduct Owner , Scrum Master , The Team (All roles needed to get a story ‘ Done’including business SMEs) Should Have: Sponsor , Key Stakeholders  \nThis Initial meeting can take 4 hours  \n Product Vision Box  \n Measures of Success ( release level acceptance criteria ‘ Done’)  \n Visioning Artifacts ( such as: High Level Process Diagram , Use Case Diagram , UI Flow , Personas)  \n Product Roadmap (what will we deliver by when?)  \n Project/Release Risks and Constraints  \n Team Roles and Expectations ( including being Generalizing Specialists)  \n Consensus on Team Norms (working agreements)  \n Consensus on Execution Process and Tools  \nMeeting Purpose and Norms  \n\n|  Team Introductions\u003Cbr>|  |\n| --- | --- |\n|  Overview of the Vision\u003Cbr>|  |\n|  Product Vision Box Exercise\u003Cbr>|  |\n|  How Will We Measure Success?\u003Cbr>|  |\n|  Visioning Artifacts\u003Cbr>|  |\n|  Design the Release Roadmap\u003Cbr>|  |\n| | Project/Release Risks and Constraints ( Hard dates , costs or risks) |\n|  Team Roles and Expectations |  |\n|  Consensus on Future Team Norms |  |\n|  Consensus on Process and Tools\u003Cbr>|  |\n\n Action Items and Closing  \nPlan team building activities for new teams  \nLearn and practice 'Visual Modeling ' . A picture of their vision is worth a 1000 words so vision by drawing!  \nVisioning artifacts may include:( High Level Process Diagram , Use Case Diagram , UI Flow , Personas)  \nPrepare PO for being positive , inspiring and upbeat during this session  \nEmphasize the concept of Generalizing Specialist  \nEngage everyone in defining their Team Norms  \nPrepare short demos of any tools that will be used if applicable  \nCopyright© AgilityHealth® | Confidential & Proprietary  \nFor the PO and team to collaborate on building and prioritizing the backlog of stories for the upcoming one or two releases.  \nProduct Owner , Scrum Master , The Team (All roles needed to get a story ‘ Done’including business SMEs)  \nShould Have: Key Stakeholders  \n(Remember to invite departments who help setup the foundation for your team during the Foundation/Non-Functional story writing portion)  \nCould Have: Sponsor  \nThis meeting can take 4 hours – several days depending on release size  \n Prioritized Product Backlog (Themes , Features , Stories)  \n Foundational , Spikes and Change Management Stories *  \n Storymap *  \n Updated Roadmap  \nMeeting Purpose and Norms  \n\n| | Review Story Writing Guidelines |\n| --- | --- |\n| | PO Presents their Initial Story Backlog |\n| | Team and PO write functional stories ( by Persona , Story Map , Brainstorming) |\n| | Identify Risk/Spike Stories |\n| | Identify Foundational/Non Functional Stories , Change Mgmt |\n| | Prioritize/Rank Order the Backlog ( Dependency , Risk, MoSCoW , H-M-L , Kano) |\n| | Update Release Roadmap ( R1 , R2 , R3 , .. ) |\n\n Consensus , Action Items and Closing  \nInput: Bring in output from Visioning session  \nInput: Have PO and Analyst prepare an initial backlog  \nPrepare visuals for Story writing guidelines  \nMeeting Norm: Discuss the What not the How  \nMeeting Norm: When  \nbrainstorming don 't evaluate  \nUse post-it notes , index cards for brainstorming  \nSetup room for team collaboration  \nDon 't forget a","cbCaisrsVeLcMcwC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisrsVeLcMcwC","pdf",4627312,"English","# Agile meeting planning and preparation\n## Visioning (Level 3) and primary Agile meetings (Levels 4-6)\n## Roles, stakeholders, and meeting norms\n# Initial meeting agenda (4 hours)\n## Product Vision Box and measures of success\n## Visioning artifacts and release roadmap\n## Team roles, expectations, and working agreements\n# Story writing and backlog building (1-2 releases)\n## Story map, spikes, foundational and non-functional stories\n## Prioritization and release roadmap updates\n# Release plan and iteration planning\n## Guiding plan, velocity, estimates, and target dates\n## Story definition of “Done” and sizing\n## Iteration length, velocity, and cost estimation","[{\"question\":\"What Agile meetings does this cheat sheet cover across planning levels 3 to 6?\",\"answer\":\"It covers Visioning activities at level 3 and the primary Agile meetings at levels 4, 5, and 6, including Release Planning, Iteration Planning, and Daily Planning.\"},{\"question\":\"What should the Product Owner, Scrum Master, and the team prepare for the initial session?\",\"answer\":\"The document emphasizes a clear vision overview, strategy and deliverables, roadmap needs, initial team forming activities, and alignment on sponsor and key stakeholders, plus consensus on team norms and execution process and tools.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the cheat sheet guide backlog creation and prioritization for upcoming releases?\",\"answer\":\"It recommends collaborating to build and prioritize an initial backlog of stories, including foundational/non-functional and change management items, identifying spikes and risk stories, then ranking the backlog using techniques such as Dependency, Risk, MoSCoW, H-M-L, and Kano, followed by roadmap updates.\"}]","Agile Meetings Cheat Sheet - Prepare and Execute Effective Agile Meetings | PDF",1791924070]