Difference Between Product Backlog and Sprint Backlog

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This insightful video discusses the key differences between Product Backlog and Sprint Backlog in the context of Agile project management and Scrum. The speaker explains that the Product Backlog serves as a collection of running requirements for the entire product, containing everything that might need to be done at some point, but not necessarily yet defined or certain.
The video also explores the concept of Sprint Backlog, also referred to as Iteration Backlog. This is a subset of the Product Backlog containing specific tasks planned to be accomplished within a defined time-box or sprint. The speaker elaborates on the unique approach of Agile project management where the focus is not on when all requirements can be finished, but rather on what can be done within a specific time frame, like two weeks or a month.
In-depth explanations on what type of items each backlog contains, how they are owned and managed, and how they contribute to the overall Agile workflow are also discussed.
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[@chandrikadeshpande4075]

Couldn't be simpler than this. Grateful I came across your vdo. Tq

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Glad it helped

[@orumeemmans8289]

Thanks you sir. Seriously I am so happy I saw your channel. Your explanations is just the best. I understand everything now perfectly

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So nice of you

[@nrstales8556]

really well explained

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Thank you for checking it out.

[@ashirbadparida3268]

Well explained Sir..🙂

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Thanks for liking

[@anilgondi1008]

In which sprint ceremony Story points are estimated for user stories?

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Story Point Estimation is considered as high level estimation of work, so in general high level estimation should be done before the Sprint Planning, Scrum does not define exact process of doing it, so team can find out, the usual practice is team runs backlog refinement meeting usually in mid of the sprint to review the upcoming work and that is good place to do Story Point Estimation for Product Backlog Items / User Stories We have detailed blog on Agile Estimation, you may want to check it out www.izenbridge.com/blog/agile-estimation-a-comprehensive-guide-story-point/