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Agile Risk Adjusted Backlog

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Agile Risk Adjusted Backlog is a concept in Agile Risk Management where the product backlog is reviewed and adjusted based on identified risks. This process helps ensure that high priority items with potential risks are addressed early in the project. It includes categorizing backlog items into ris…

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Question 1

A crucial functionality change occurred in the project mid-sprint which requires considerable rework. How should the team manage the risk adjusted backlog?

Correct Answer: Revisit the backlog, adjust the priorities and include the additional risk factor.

The team should revisit the backlog, adjust the priorities, and include the additional risk factor to maintain focus on important tasks and risk responses.

Question 2

The team has identified a high-risk item in the backlog that has a major impact on project goals. How should the team handle this situation?

Correct Answer: Break down the item into smaller tasks and assign quick response techniques to address the risks.

Breaking down the item into smaller tasks allows the team to better address the risks with appropriate responses and maintain a manageable workload.

Question 3

During a sprint, the team discovered that the probability of a risk occurring has greatly increased. How can they update the risk adjusted backlog?

Correct Answer: Revise the backlog by reassessing the item's risk probability and impact while maintaining focus on delivering value.

The team should revisit the backlog and revise the risk's probability and impact, while maintaining focus on delivering value and keeping the project objectives in mind.

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