Hi, Vincent
Thanks for your answer.
I agree that what matters is getting backlog done (points). This goes well for the “micro” Agile context (Teams), but we are trying to introduce Agile in the complex context of a big company. If Agile mindset is difficult to understand even by the Team members, then what could we say about senior managers: they surely don’t understand Agile management and may want historical informations online (following the project) or even sometime after the end of a sprint (especially if the projects isn’t going well). So, I think it makes sense that we get the information they want easily from the tool. And, yes, some kind of “ghost story” would help ;-).
I couldn’t understand why “We also can’t copy stories to let them in the sprint because you will have 2 identical stories in your projects”, since Icescrum already copies a story, letting the original in the sprint.
Regards,
