• Does it seem that the team never understands what you mean?
• Having a hard time splitting user stories to shippable items?
• Struggling with predicting when will we reach the deadline?
• Having a hard time with prioritization of requirements?

If the answer to the questions above is yes, you may want may want to attend this workshop.
The Agile product owner workshop is 1 a day experiential training.
This workshop will provide a better and deeper understanding of the Agile Product owner role which will help the PO to improve his efficiency resulting in a better product.

Target Audience

This workshop is for Product managers, product owners and Agile coaches who want to advance their learning further and build amazing products.

Objectives

• Knowing how to define what is the product vision, and what is it for.
• Ability to create a product roadmap based on the vision.
• Understanding of user-centric requirements and how to deal with them.
• Write, analyze and prioritize requirements in the format of User stories.
• Understand the “how” of the PO roles and responsibilities.
• Create, Maintain and work with the product backlog.
• Make the most out of working with Burndown charts and Metrics.
• Understand the Definition of Done.

Workshop outline

• Product roadmap
• The Lean Canvas
• Requirements
• Personas as the base for requirements.
• User stories
• Product backlog
• Product backlog items
  • Functional requirements
  • Non-functional requirements
• Effort estimation & Value estimation
• Creating a backlog – Backlog workshop
• Maintaining the backlog – Backlog grooming
• Learning to read the backlog – tips for keeping it clear
• Prioritization techniques
• Burndown charts & Metrics
• Understanding the Burndown
• Burndown smells
• Extra data that can be added to the Burndown
• What \ How to measure
• Tracing project progress
• Pricing tips for a project
• The sprint review
• Definition of Done
• Acceptance criteria
• Backlog prioritization

This is a general syllabus and in case of an in-house training, it is possible to make the necessary adjustments to make it more appropriate for your organization’s specific needs.