Adaptable Project Management – A combination of Agile and Project Management for All (PM4A)

CHAPTER 9: PROGRESS

Agile says:

The following summary comes from Rick Freedman, writing in Tech Decision Maker, 19 July 2010:

Using Scrum as an example, the reporting expectations are clearly defined; different agile methods have different standards. In Scrum, we typically create four reports at the end of each iteration:

•the Product Backlog, which lists all the features that make up the entire product

•the Sprint Backlog, which include the features we've committed to deliver in the next iteration

•the Changes report, which details the differences between the Product Backlog and the Sprint Backlog

•the Burndown report or chart, which illustrates (usually in the form of a trend graph) the work we've actually "burned through," giving us a real-world ...