Getting Started With The Product Release Plans | #4

[@VibhorChandel]

00:00 - Intro
00:51 - What is a Release
01:51 - Project Vs Release
03:20 - When to create a Release Plan
04:03 - Benefits of Release Planning
05:30 - Prerequisites for Release Planning
06:17 - Outro

[@madhupatnaik1329]

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Im addicted to your teaching on Agile, awesome!

[@elizabeth_6674]

me too. he makes it so easy.

[@sujathabhushanam8789]

To be simple is more complex... I liked every video of yours as they are simple to understand and ease to implement. Thank you so much

[@MrCaglar1993]

I came here for Product Owner videos, and hav ebeen learning strategies, product related topics, mindsets,etc... awesome contect really. Cannot get out of your content. Great contents mate. Please keep this up with this quality.

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I love your editing man, already 10 seconds in and woah!

[@VibhorChandel]

Glad to hear it!

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Thanks for the high quality lessons!

[@Deepzdone]

Thanks Vibhor, cleant and crisp

[@foodcooking23]

good information vibhor..

[@This-Is-Santosh]

For me,
Release = Going live with set of capabilities planned over time, that empower business.

[@prasad_yt]

Can we start release planning before the product backlog is created ? I mean how do you plan before the scope is known.

[@sumithaacharya8774]

Hi Vibhor, Just love your content ❤ Can you please make a video on Velocity and capacity planning. How to calculate upcoming sprint velocity with just 4 completed sprints value and so on? Also on Velocity range

[@VibhorChandel]

I'll try my best.

[@patrickndifon4399]

A release is a time we go to market in order to achive a business goal.

[@FearlessSoulph]

You're really good at simplifying agile, you should create a udemy course

[@gottisher28]

How do you define business value for each PBI? is this done on a workshop with stakeholders?

[@nickfifield1]

Are you basing this list of tuturials on any specific framework, book or other resource?

[@user-me3ke9iz4p]

great learning. But request you to go a little slow on the pace for new learners like me to catsup on the concept.

[@neeruneeraja2228]

Can you shed some light on Process backlog

[@VibhorChandel]

Never heard of that.