In about 5 minutes I’m going to play the role of being a “doctor” at the Scrum Clinic which is part of the Orlando Scrum Gathering. It’s an interesting concept. A doctor and a patient meet to discuss a topic important to the patient. In my case the patient wants to talk about the Scrum [...]
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My friend, Arif Gangji, and I created this video to help his customers understand why his company uses Scrum as their software development framework. I decided I really liked the video, so I’m posting it here as well. It isn’t perfect, but it is plenty good enough to get across the basic ideas of Scrum. Over [...]
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Cory Foy does a great job giving us some insight into the recent history of the Scrum Alliance, especially as it relates to current efforts around developer certification. He also does a great job getting to the nut of the issue we are talking about he…
Scrum
I have to say, I’ve been a little surprised by some of the responses to my last post on Scrum Certification. For the record, I’d like to restate my position as simply and with as few words as I possibly can:1. Scrum is a simple framework for empirical…
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At the risk of being accused of bashing Scrum for the second time this week, I want to talk a little about the Product Owner role. What I want to explore a bit is why the Product Owner is such an important construct in Scrum… and furthermore, why it…
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To some extent, I think that Scrum is going through an identity crisis. Part of what has made Scrum so successful is its simplicity. We’ve got three roles, three ceremonies, and three artifacts. That’s a pretty refreshing idea to those of us that ca…
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OpenAgile is similar to Scrum in many respects. Both are systems for delivering value to stakeholders. Both are agile methods. Both are frameworks that deliberately avoid giving all the answers. So why would we choose OpenAgile over Scrum?
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OpenAgile is similar to Scrum in many respects. Both are systems for delivering value to stakeholders. Both are agile methods. Both are frameworks that deliberately avoid giving all the answers. So why would we choose OpenAgile over Scrum?
Scrum, Uncategorized
OpenAgile
There is a book review of “Becoming Agile” by Smith and Sidky on Slashdot. I haven’t read the book (yet) so I can’t comment on the book nor on the review. However, I did want to comment on the comments of Slashdot users. Their experience with agile methods seems to be terrible. Either that or [...]
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Due to popular demand, we have added another Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) training to our listing of courses. There is an overwhelming need for well trained Product Owners, and we’re happy to take up the challenge. The next CSPO will happen on January 14 & 15 at our office in Newmarket, just north of [...]
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