Tech Ops & Roles

JIRA

Jira is a powerful tool developed by Atlassian that has transformed how teams plan, track, and release their work. This training will provide you with a clear understanding of what JIRA is, how it works, who uses it, and how to maximize its benefits in your daily work. Whether you’re a Business Analyst outlining requirements, […]

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Bugs and Defects

In any software development project, identifying and resolving issues efficiently is critical to delivering a high-quality product that satisfies users and stakeholders. Two common terms you will encounter are bugs and defects. Although often used interchangeably, understanding the nuanced differences between them—and how they impact the development lifecycle—is essential for IT teams including developers, testers,

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Backlog

Without a well-managed backlog, teams risk misalignment, wasted effort, and missed business goals. This training guide will walk you through the essentials of backlog management, highlight the roles and responsibilities of key team members, and provide practical insights on how to keep your backlog clean, focused, and aligned with your product vision. Whether you’re a

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User Stories

Today user stories have become the cornerstone of how teams capture, communicate, and deliver value to end-users. If you’re new to Agile or even if you’ve been part of development teams for a while, it’s crucial to understand what user stories are, why they matter, and how they fit into the bigger picture of software

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Acceptance criteria

Delivering great software isn’t just about writing code—it’s about solving the right problems. That’s where acceptance criteria come in. These simple but powerful statements act as the quality gate for every user story, ensuring everyone understands what “done” really means. Whether you’re a business analyst refining requirements, a developer building the functionality, or a QA

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