How can Agile Project Management be implemented in software development?

Agile Project Management can be implemented in software development through a series of steps. First, a backlog of tasks is created, which includes all the tasks that need to be completed for the project. This could include things like wireframe development, UX features, and coordination with test groups. The project manager then assigns these tasks to individual team members based on their skills and availability. As tasks are completed, they are moved from the 'to-do' list to the 'done' list, allowing everyone on the team to see the progress being made. This approach allows for greater flexibility and adaptability, as tasks can be reprioritized as needed based on feedback and changes in project requirements.

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With our livestream shopping feature, the backlog would be all the tasks that we previously defined, like the wireframe development, the UX features, and any coordination with talent or test groups that needs to be managed. As the project manager, you will take tasks from the backlog and assign them to individual team members. As you can see, maybe the main software developer is light green. Here they have three tasks in their to-do and one in progress. The partnerships coordinator, who is in charge of managing talent, is in dark green. In this case, all of their talent acquisition-related tasks are done, as the contracts have all been signed with the influencers who will test and provide feedback then release content at launch. (Slide 11)

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