Praveen,
When you create a Project in VersionOne that is a setting up a backlog
for the Stories (user requirements). The Projects are hierarchical so
you can traverse the tree to also get rollups from Child Projects you
have specified.
Within a Project you can use the Product Planning, Release Planning and
Sprint Tracking views to see the backlog items. There are some good
general videos under the Support Center option in VersionOne that will
walk you through this.
Regards, John
Sr. Software Manager
Mitchell1
"Be as great in act, as you have been in thought." -Willliam Shakespeare
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Hi,
Could you let me know the versionOne feature to keep a repository of the
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Hi Mitchell,
Don't you think we should differentiate between a requirement and a story?
The process we follow is to come up with user story against the product requirements and import the stories to VersionOne. We track progress against these stories.
Since multiple stories can be clubbed under a product requirement, I'm looking for a way to keep the requirement in VersionOne for requirement traceability.
I was thinking of using the "Goals" feature in V1, but that is meant for a different purpose. I would appreciate if you could let me know of any way to keep the product requirements in V1.
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Praveen,
When you create a Project in VersionOne that is a setting up a backlog for the Stories (user requirements). The Projects are hierarchical so you can traverse the tree to also get rollups from Child Projects you have specified.
Within a Project you can use the Product Planning, Release Planning and Sprint Tracking views to see the backlog items. There are some good general videos under the Support Center option in VersionOne that will walk you through this.
Regards, John
Sr. Software Manager
Mitchell1
"Be as great in act, as you have been in thought." -Willliam Shakespeare
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Subject: RE: Requirements in V1
Hi Mitchell,
Don't you think we should differentiate between a requirement and a
story?
The process we follow is to come up with user story against the product
requirements and import the stories to VersionOne. We track progress
against these stories.
Since multiple stories can be clubbed under a product requirement, I'm
looking for a way to keep the requirement in VersionOne for requirement
traceability.
I was thinking of using the "Goals" feature in V1, but that is meant for
a different purpose. I would appreciate if you could let me know of any
way to keep the product requirements in V1.
Thanks,
Praveen RS
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Subject: RE: Requirements in V1
Praveen,
When you create a Project in VersionOne that is a setting up a backlog
for the Stories (user requirements). The Projects are hierarchical so
you can traverse the tree to also get rollups from Child Projects you
have specified.
Within a Project you can use the Product Planning, Release Planning and
Sprint Tracking views to see the backlog items. There are some good
general videos under the Support Center option in VersionOne that will
walk you through this.
Regards, John
Sr. Software Manager
Mitchell1
"Be as great in act, as you have been in thought." -Willliam Shakespeare
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Praveen,
Look at using the Epic artifact as well. Epics can be decomposed into
multiple Stories (like higher level requirements into lower) and
VersionOne has been improving the planning and tracking of these with
their recent releases.
Regards, John
Sr. Software Manager
Mitchell1
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Subject: RE: Requirements in V1
Praveen,
We use V1 Requests to represent this kind of a requirement on our
project. They can be linked/traced to multiple user stories.
-Nathan
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Subject: RE: Requirements in V1
Hi Mitchell,
Don't you think we should differentiate between a requirement and a
story?
The process we follow is to come up with user story against the product
requirements and import the stories to VersionOne. We track progress
against these stories.
Since multiple stories can be clubbed under a product requirement, I'm
looking for a way to keep the requirement in VersionOne for requirement
traceability.
I was thinking of using the "Goals" feature in V1, but that is meant for
a different purpose. I would appreciate if you could let me know of any
way to keep the product requirements in V1.
Thanks,
Praveen RS
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Subject: RE: Requirements in V1
Praveen,
When you create a Project in VersionOne that is a setting up a backlog
for the Stories (user requirements). The Projects are hierarchical so
you can traverse the tree to also get rollups from Child Projects you
have specified.
Within a Project you can use the Product Planning, Release Planning and
Sprint Tracking views to see the backlog items. There are some good
general videos under the Support Center option in VersionOne that will
walk you through this.
Regards, John
Sr. Software Manager
Mitchell1
"Be as great in act, as you have been in thought." -Willliam Shakespeare
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Praveen,
We use V1 Requests to represent this kind of a requirement on our project. They can be linked/traced to multiple user stories.
-Nathan
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Hi Mitchell,
Don't you think we should differentiate between a requirement and a story?
The process we follow is to come up with user story against the product requirements and import the stories to VersionOne. We track progress against these stories.
Since multiple stories can be clubbed under a product requirement, I'm looking for a way to keep the requirement in VersionOne for requirement traceability.
I was thinking of using the "Goals" feature in V1, but that is meant for a different purpose. I would appreciate if you could let me know of any way to keep the product requirements in V1.
Thanks,
Praveen RS
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Subject: RE: Requirements in V1
Praveen,
When you create a Project in VersionOne that is a setting up a backlog for the Stories (user requirements). The Projects are hierarchical so you can traverse the tree to also get rollups from Child Projects you have specified.
Within a Project you can use the Product Planning, Release Planning and Sprint Tracking views to see the backlog items. There are some good general videos under the Support Center option in VersionOne that will walk you through this.
Regards, John
Sr. Software Manager
Mitchell1
"Be as great in act, as you have been in thought." -Willliam Shakespeare
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All
I may be missing something, but don't Epics serve this purpose?
Jeff
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Praveen,
We use V1 Requests to represent this kind of a requirement on our
project. They can be linked/traced to multiple user stories.
-Nathan
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Subject: RE: Requirements in V1
Hi Mitchell,
Don't you think we should differentiate between a requirement and a
story?
The process we follow is to come up with user story against the product
requirements and import the stories to VersionOne. We track progress
against these stories.
Since multiple stories can be clubbed under a product requirement, I'm
looking for a way to keep the requirement in VersionOne for requirement
traceability.
I was thinking of using the "Goals" feature in V1, but that is meant for
a different purpose. I would appreciate if you could let me know of any
way to keep the product requirements in V1.
Thanks,
Praveen RS
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Subject: RE: Requirements in V1
Praveen,
When you create a Project in VersionOne that is a setting up a backlog
for the Stories (user requirements). The Projects are hierarchical so
you can traverse the tree to also get rollups from Child Projects you
have specified.
Within a Project you can use the Product Planning, Release Planning and
Sprint Tracking views to see the backlog items. There are some good
general videos under the Support Center option in VersionOne that will
walk you through this.
Regards, John
Sr. Software Manager
Mitchell1
"Be as great in act, as you have been in thought." -Willliam Shakespeare
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