Software can be expensive, and prices can jump rapidly as your team expands or your needs grow more complex. This can save a company money and make it easier for other departments to track sprint progress, particularly in terms of ROI and deliverables in dealing with things like technical debt that in some companies can be a hard sell against time to market priorities. Many of the platforms listed are designed with a range of teams in mind beyond developers. For others, a program that exclusively tracks their sprints works really well. This may be all you need, especially if you don't want to sign up for yet another platform. Maybe your team already works well with Slack (crucial to avoid excess meetings) and has good experience using project management tools like Trello or Asana. You may find - especially in the case of small teams - that you can run your meetings on zoom or discord. But there are a few things that can make decision making easier: There's plenty of sprint planning tools on the market, and many offer similar features, which make it confusing to decide what to choose. But these days, digital tools have emerged that make planning more effective, leading to a more successful sprint. Sprint planning meetings of old consisted of a whiteboard, marker, and post-it notes.

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