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ZenTao once again stands out from the crowd as the most common test management tool in the industry. This is the eighth year in a row that ZenTao has been the winner of "Common Test Management Tools"!

Before we dig down on to consider migration from Jira to ZenTao, let’s start with the basics, for business positions, who might be new to this. We’ll briefly introduce you to Jira, it’s the most popular alternative — ZenTao, and then touch base on the most common reasons, why businesses decided to move from Jira to ZenTao.

Scope creep is when a project's requirements, goals, and vision changes go overwhelming what was originally agreed upon.

In this article, the rest of 19 key Agile terms will be introduced at last.

This time, we'll explain another 7 Agile terms that will help you decode this software development methodology.

The event will touch on the basics of Scrum and demonstrate how to do Scrum by implementing ZenTao, a software lifecycle management tool.

In this Agile glossary, we’ll explain 19 key Agile terms that will help you decode this software development methodology.

In Scrum, customers are only involved in product feedback and acceptance. In Extreme Programming, on-site customer is an important practice to ensure that the deliverable meets the customer's expectation. The "customer" in Extreme Programming is not the person who pays for the system, but the person who actually uses the system.

Christmas and the end of the year are a time to reflect on the events of the past months. We have come a long way together and would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our customers, partners and community for your great support!

In Agile vs Waterfall difference, the Agile methodology is known for its flexibility whereas Waterfall is a structured software development methodology.

"Requirements" and "product life cycle" are two very important concepts in product management. As a product manager, a large part of the work is carried out around them, but in our daily work, we are always used to independently Look at and carry out these two tasks, but in fact, there is a close connection between these two tasks. Today, we will discuss the relationship between the two together.

Scrum in software development means an agile framework for developing, delivering, and sustaining complex products, with an initial emphasis on software development. It is designed for small teams to break their work into goals that can be completed within a sprint, aka a time-boxed iteration, most commonly two to four weeks.