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Top How-To's
- Login (5363 views)
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- Storyboard (2138 views)
- Excel Import (2118 views)
- Regression Testing (1776 views)
- TeamRoom (1761 views)
- Custom Fields (1734 views)
- Defects (1694 views)
- System Assets (1584 views)
Top Questions
- Understanding Estimate, Effort, Done, and To Do (2863 views)
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- How do I Assign Members to a Team? (1629 views)
- Burndown Chart Shows Ideal Line Only, no Burndown (1613 views)
- Adding Attachments and Links (1279 views)
- License Warning Error Message (1255 views)
- Splitting Stories/Backlog items (1253 views)
- Why don't Acceptance Tests on a Defect or Testset have a Detail Estimate? (1189 views)
Product Blog
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“What’s in a Name? That Which We Call a ‘Project’ by Any Other Name Would Smell as Sweet”
With apologies to William Shakespeare – couldn’t resist, Bill ol’ chap… So – what is a Project in VersionOne? Is it a Product, a Project or a Release? Is it a Portfolio, a Program or a Group? The answer is … Continue reading |
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Your Backlog Management: Filtered or Unfiltered?
The VersionOne Backlog is a powerful piece of the application that allows Product Owners to prioritize their work. With many projects being worked on, multiple teams contributing and requirements that change, a backlog may start to contain hundreds of items. … Continue reading |
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Project Scorecard Report
This is a post about a report in VersionOne Analytics called the Project Scorecard. Continue reading |
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