PI planning template
Break down features, identify dependencies and risks, and choose stories to develop.
PI planning is part of Scaled agile framework (SAFe), which aims to give management visibility into what their teams are doing. This type of coordination is done by mapping dependencies and identifying risks. You can use or customize our pre-made PI planning components: agenda, backlog, program board, risk board, confidence vote, and team boards.
About the PI planning template
What does PI stand for?
PI planning is part of Scaled agile framework (SAFe), which aims to give management visibility into what their teams are doing. This type of coordination is done by mapping dependencies and identifying risks. You can use or customize our pre-made PI planning components: agenda, backlog, program board, risk board, confidence vote, and team boards.
Why do you need PI planning?
PI planning can be useful in a number of ways. It:
establishes face-to-face communication among all team members and stakeholders.
aligns development with business goals regarding the business context, vision, and team and program PI objectives.
identifies dependencies.
fosters cross-team and cross-Agile Release Team (ART) collaboration.
helps companies be more productive.
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