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The prerequisite without which you cannot start any scrum project is the Product Backlog. The Product Backlog contains a prioritized list of Project/Product Business Requirements written in the form of user stories.
A backlog is an accumulation or buildup of things, especially relating to an amount of unfinished work, or a reserve source or supply of an item or product.
A backlog is an accumulation or buildup of things, especially relating to an amount of unfinished work, or a reserve source or supply of an item or product.
In incremental model the real product is designed, implemented, integrated and tested as a series of incremental builds. while In prototype model the prototype (not the real product) is designed, implemented, integrated and tested as a series of incremental builds
Product functionality is what it does. Product design is what it looks like/how it's built.
When all committed Product Backlog Items meet their definition of "done"
existing technologies are perfected.
In the case of FMCG products product functionality is the key to brand success because if the product fulfills basic needs then other things are considered. http://www.e-wali.com
An incremental model is evolution of waterfall model in which the model is designed ,implemented and tested in increment manner. After the first increment a part of the product is send to the customer and the subsequent is provided in the later stages of increments.
The new app includes a wide range of functionality, such as data encryption, real-time syncing, and integrated cloud storage.
The folding design of this product improves its functionality and convenience by making it easier to store and transport. It allows the product to be compact when not in use, saving space and making it more portable for on-the-go use.
Not in the case of Apple computer products