Agile Estimation and Planning Template

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Agile Estimating and Planning by Robert C. Martin covers various techniques and principles aimed at helping software development teams effectively estimate, plan and deliver projects in an agile environment. The book emphasizes iterative and adaptive planning, user stories, estimation techniques like story points, and strategies to manage uncertainty and change in software development projects.

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Matthew Binder

Technical Delivery Manager@Boohoo Group

I'm an experienced Technical Delivery Manager / Senior IT Project Manager / Scrum Master. I live and breathe IT delivery I'd say it's one of my passions in life. My experience is in Retail and eCommerce across Morrisons, Asda/Walmart and Boohoo Group working on digitally focused customer and stakeholder-facing web, app and microservices /event-driven architectures.