Add sections (list layout) or columns (board layout) to organize your work by individual sprint, or by categories like “ready to do,” “in progress,” “done,” and “backlog.” As your team makes progress, remember to move tasks into different sections or columns.Individuals can comment on their sprint milestone tasks to as needed to share updates.Make sure the Project Owner provides status updates at the beginning and end of every sprint (or as needed) to share progress.Add project members and set them to receive notifications when there are status updates.The product manager or technical project manager should be the Project Owner.
See how Hudl plans more efficient sprints with Asana By planning sprints in Asana, teams can have full clarity on sprint plans, milestones, launch dates, and backlog, with work efforts and communication together in one place.įollow along with the article to build your own sprint planning project, and take a look at other resources directly below. Asana is a flexible tool that you can easily adapt to your Scrum practices, even as they change. Sprint planning meetings can be time consuming and results of them can end up in one-off spreadsheets or boards. Many product and engineering teams work in Agile sprint cycles to keep a constant and efficient production schedule.
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