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- Service Overview
- Getting Started
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User Guide
- Project Templates
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Scrum Projects
- Developing a Scrum Project
- Creating a Scrum Project
- Managing a Scrum Project
- Planning Requirements
- Creating a Work Item (Epic/Feature/Story/Task or Bug)
- Managing Work Items
- Viewing Work Item Details
- Managing Sprints
- Customizing Workflows
- Organizing Sprint Retrospective Meetings
- Configuring a Project
- Settings
- Permissions Management
- FAQs
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Scenarios
This topic is intended to help you grasp a quick overview of the Scrum project so that you can use the project after some basic settings.
A Scrum project supports agile sprint-based development. The iteration plan and timeline clearly display the project progress. You can customize the workflow to meet specific process requirements of your enterprise.
The following topics describe how to use Scrum projects in three different scenarios.
- Project Managers: Creating and Configuring Projects
- Developers: Accessing Projects to Handle Work
- Project Managers: Tracking Project Progress and Risks
NOTE:
The roles involved in this document are described as follows:
- Project manager: administrator of development
- Creates and configures projects. For details, see Project Managers: Creating and Configuring Projects.
- During the whole project process, pays special attention to the project progress and control risks. For details, see Project Managers: Tracking Project Progress and Risks.
- Developer: personnel responsible for development Works on project development and handles work item affairs. For details, see Developers: Accessing Projects to Handle Work.
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