What James supposed to do is bring his team together and pull out a story that has been started. James can pull a story that no one has started and commits to executing it towards the forthcoming iteration.
<h2>Further Explanation</h2>
Iteration planning is the type of event in which sets of team members come together to work out the number of team backlog that can carry out a delivering in the upcoming iteration.
The team members outline their work and plan towards meeting their goals in the upcoming iteration. Some of the important thing teams usually embarked upon is to pull out stories from the backlog and plans to execute it in the forthcoming iteration.
Some of the processes involved in iteration planning include:
- Social process
- Feedback loops
- Trial and error
- Iterative refinement and many more
The team members normally pre-determine the backlog when they hold the program increment planning meeting.
They also pre-determine backlogs from some of the feedback they get from previous iterations, brief from other teams and also from the system demo.
All these put together and other normal processes involved played a major role in the iteration process.
Therefore, what James should do is to pull out a story that has not been started and commit it towards the upcoming iteration.
LEARN MORE:
- How does an agile team obtain clarity on backlog items that may be picked up in upcoming iterations? brainly.com/question/13352072
- Paavan is a product owner. it's day 7 of the iteration and his team (“lion team") tells him that they may miss their iteration commitment. what should paavan do? brainly.com/question/5236989
KEYWORDS:
- iteration
- backlog
- team members
- commitment
- james
