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Good Scrum:
Practicing the Fundamentals and Avoiding Process Hubris
Doing Scrum well, consistently and
still be able to embrace change when needed is all about
the fundamentals. As in basketball or soccer, you are
never done practicing dribbling as in Scrum you are
never done practicing fundamentals. People often try to
move beyond scrum fundamentals but, as this seminar will
explain that makes little sense. When people do talk
this way, it is usually just a misunderstanding of what
good scrum looks like and why it really works. This 1
hour seminar will be focused on the elements that make
up good scrum. We will explore how those fundamentals
can be used to build complex products and excellence in
applied practice. Don't fall prey to process hubris.
Good Scrum is about Teams producing
Results in an agile way. Scrum Teams achieve results
anyway they can by using a simple set of rules to guide
effort. We will describe scrum as a simple applied model
so that a central understanding of scrum can be built.
This talk will conclude with a Quick Summary of Scrum
and a simple self assessment.
Scrum teams are renowned for high-quality products,
self-organization, eliminating waste, and releasing
early & often. It is becoming a method of choice for
dealing with complex product development. Scrum is a
simple framework that can be understood, implemented and
started within a few short days. The Scrum pathway
results in a well formed team that can be deployed for
tremendous business advantage.
Learning Objectives
- To understand the scrum framework
for the Teams, the Backlogs, the Release, the Sprint
- To pull together a view of the fundamentals
- Overview of the simple rules that bind it all together
and what makes Scrum hard to master
- Take a simple self scoring summary to see how well you
are doing Scrum
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