In Agile Project Management, the demands of stakeholders are translated into project specifications through a process of communication and translation. The stakeholders, who could be internal or external, an executive, investor, or even a user persona with a development request, communicate their demands. These demands are then translated into project specifications. The project or product owner manages these specifications. They prepare reports that are used to manage the backlog of requirements to be developed and dispatched. After each version's release, there is a backlog of areas for improvement based on feedback, which is implemented before the next release.

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Agile Project Management

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A more detailed agile process breaks down the personnel involved in the lifecycle. The project begins with the stakeholders, which could be both internal and external, an executive or investor, or even a user persona with a development request. Their demands are communicated and then translated into project specs. The project specs are then managed by the project or product owner. This team leader prepares reports that will be used to manage the backlog of requirements to be developed and dispatched. In this example, there are three main versions. After each version's release, there will be a backlog of areas for improvement (based on feedback) to implement before the next release. (Slide 6)

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Agile Project Management utilizes feedback for continuous improvement through iterative development and regular reviews. After each version's release, feedback is collected and analyzed. This feedback identifies areas for improvement which are then added to the backlog of requirements to be developed and dispatched in the next iteration. This process ensures that the product or project is continuously improving and adapting to meet the needs and expectations of stakeholders.

In Agile Project Management, the backlog of requirements is managed by the project or product owner. The owner prepares reports that are used to manage the backlog of requirements to be developed and dispatched. After each version's release, there will be a backlog of areas for improvement based on feedback, which are then implemented before the next release. This process ensures continuous improvement and adaptation to changes.

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