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title: Five Levels of Agile Planning
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## Five Levels of Agile Planning
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A product owner needs to be familiar with the five levels of agile planning:
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- Defining the product vision
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- Defining the product roadmap
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- Release planning
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- Sprint planning
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- Accounting for the outcome of daily scrums
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Agile planning is always continuous and should be revised at least every three months.
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## Brief Synopsis of the Five Levels of Agile Planning
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1. Product Vision: What (Summary of the major benefits & features the product will provide), Who (Stakeholders), Why (Need & Opportunity), When (Project scheduling & time expectations), Constraints and Assumptions (impacts risk & cost).
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2. Product Roadmap: Releases - Date, Theme/Feature Set, Objective, Development Approach.
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3. Release Planning: Iteration, Team Capacity, Stories, Priority, Size, Estimates, Definition of Done.
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4. Sprint Planning: Stories - Tasks, Definition of Done, Level-of Effort, Commitment
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5. Daily Planning: What did I do yesterday? What will I do today? What is blocking me?
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#### More Information:
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<a href='https://www.scrumalliance.org/why-scrum/agile-atlas/agile-atlas-common-practices/planning/january-2014/five-levels-of-agile-planning' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Five Levels of Agile Planning</a>
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