User Stories

Collins, Mark J.

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Mark J. Collins

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In this chapter you&ll provide a facility for defining user stories, which is a handy technique for capturing the functionality of the project. I&ll first explain what user stories are and then show you how to create a SharePoint list to store them.

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Jonathan Hassell Steve Anglin Mark Beckner Ewan Buckingham Gary Cornell Jonathan Gennick Jonathan Hassell Michelle Lowman Matthew Moodie Duncan Parkes Jeffrey Pepper Frank Pohlmann Douglas Pundick Ben Renow-Clarke Dominic Shakeshaft Matt Wade Tom Welsh Corbin Collins Damon Larson

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Collins, M.J. (2010). User Stories. In: Hassell, J., et al. Pro Project Management with SharePoint 2010. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-2830-1_6

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