As Richard Stinear mentioned recently „Scrum is a hungry Beast, that wants to be feed constantly by Product owner“. Lets see how Product Owner could escape this end-less-loop. Gabrielle Benefield recently published by Twitter the Double O Model (see graph below). As I understood it will be part…
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Double O Model – How a Product Owner can escape the hungry Beast Scrum
Tagged with: adapt, Agile, Check, Double O Model, Gabrielle Benefield, Innovation, Product Management, product owner, Project management, Richard Stinear, scrum
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My Talk about distributed Scrum @CodeCamp Romania
Today I held at Developer Conference CodeCamp in Isai, Romania a talk about our experiences in setup and run a distributed scrum. I’d like to share with you some impressions, over 150 attendees came to me speech. While the whole…
Tagged with: Agile, Athens, CodeCamp, distributed, Iasi, Methodologies, Programming, Project management, Romania, scrum, Software development
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Checklist to become a good Product Owner
What does the profile of a good Product Owner cover, what are his duties and how he could achieve those? Image Source: http://inspiretilyouexpire.files.wordpress.com Most of you might know Michael James‘ ScrumMaster Checklist, which already mentioned some tasks regarding improving Product Owner…
Tagged with: checklist, good product owner, Lare Lekman, michael james, product owner, product owner checklist, scrum, Scrum Master
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When we have a distributed Scrum?
I’d like to present you my personal definition of „Distributed Scrum“. Do not take it too serious. But on the other hand it’s not so wrong too. In discussions with newbie’s about distributed scrum I often notice, that they put it…
Tagged with: Agile, coffee machine, distributed scrum, field experience, Methodologies, Mirko Kleiner, scrum
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Importance of Meetings on same level in distributed Teams
While sharing customer experiences about distributed scrum a very simple action came up, that could have big impact to team culture and satisfaction. Last week we made a workshop with one of our team sourcing customers, that has it’s own…
Tagged with: Agile, distributed scrum, experience, field experience, Methodologies, same level, satisfaction, team
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Scale a Scrum – How Spotify did it
Currently we at youngculture have mostly independed scrum teams. However, I always was wondering how huge companies like Microsoft, Apple, etc handle hundreds and thousands of people with Scrum. Read below, Spotify made there way of implementation public. In the…
My Article was mentioned in 1 of 3 Scrum Tips of @ScrumAlliance September Newsletter!
My Article about „Simple Arguments for Scrum to Support Sales People“ was chosen in Number 1 Position of 3 Scrum Tips of more than 50 Articles last month! @ScrumAlliance September 2013 Newsletter! Link to the Newsletter(1st of 3 Scrum Tips) DirectLink to…
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Register NOW for my Speech with @JeffSutherland at Free GOTO Night on Sept. 19 in Zurich
Join me when we open the doors to another free GOTO Night organized by trifork Switzerland! We will have Jeff Sutherland answer questions from the audience and the main speech of the evening will be given by Mirko Kleiner from…
Tagged with: Agile, distributed scrum, free of charge, jeff sutherland, register now, scrum, snack offerd, speech, Switzerland, zurich
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Update: How Scrum can evolve other industries by @WIKISPEED & @jeffsutherland
@JeffSutherland hatte ein sehr interessantes Webinar mit Joe Justice von @WIKISPEED durchgeführt. Ich hatte davon am 7. Juli 13 vom Auftritt von Joe bei TEDx berichtet. Findent unter http://scrum.jeffsutherland.com/2013/07/scrum-and-extreme-manufacturing.html einige vorgängigen Gedanken von Jeff zum Ansatz von Joe, die uns in der…
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Scrum – Ein umdenken im Sales Prozess 4, eine einfache Visualisierung der Vorteile von Scrum
Bei Präsentationen oder Vertragsverhandlungen bezüglich Buchung eines Scrum Teams finde ich folgende Visualisierung eine gelungene einfache Gegenüberstellung zu traditionellen Ansätzen. Traditionelle Projektmanagement Methodiken fokussieren auf die Fixierung des initial definierten Skopes (Features). Durch diese einseitige Gewichtung wird unbewusst in Kauf…
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