Agile user stories are written from the perspective of your user and describe both a component of your business and the value of that component to the user.

 

The purpose of the story is to start a conversation and develop an understanding of how your user relies upon - or contributes to - your business in order to better mitigate against its potential loss.

 

Every business has users and Agile user stories

  • Internal customers (employees)

  • External customers

  • Investors

  • 3rd party suppliers

  • Regulators / Legal bodies

  • Local community members

  • Political important persons or parties

  • Other important stakeholders 

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