Personal Branding Blog — August 22, 2018 — August 22, 2018 It’s important for your personal brand to be prepared for the latest marketing trends online. In order to accomplish this we need to have specific systems and instructions in place. Scrum methodology and agile marketing both help you to prepare for the future and … Continue reading Use Scrum in Agile Marketing to Bring More Visibility to Your Brand
Stephanie Ockerman — August 16, 2018 Follow @thetravelchica — August 16, 2018 MetsikGarden / Pixabay This is the fifth in a series of posts exploring Scrum Mastery. In our first post, we introduced the 4 dimensions of Scrum Mastery: Team Identity, Team Process, Product Value, and the Organization. In this post, we will explore the … Continue reading Scrum Mastery: 5 Steps to Leverage the Organization
Susan Gilbert — July 25, 2018 Follow @SusanGilbert — July 25, 2018 Use Scrum in Agile Marketing to Bring More Visibility to Your Brand Social media and content curation are always in a state of flux — when it comes to being prepared for the latest marketing trends online we need to have a strong … Continue reading Applying the Scrum Principle to Agile Marketing
John Coleman — June 29, 2018 — June 29, 2018 What does the Kanban Guide for Scrum Teams (at https://www.scrum.org/resources/kanban-guide-scrum-teams) say about work in progress limits? “Kanban (n): a strategy for optimizing the flow of stakeholder value through a process that uses a visual, work-in-progress limited pull system. ….. Optimizing flow requires defining what flow … Continue reading Professional Scrum with Kanban (PSK) – Don’t Just Limit WIP – Optimize It!
Steve Trapps — May 31, 2018 — May 31, 2018 After delivering numerous Professional Scrum Master PSM courses I am often asked: “How do I pass the test?” People who attend the PSM course or the Professional Scrum Foundations (PSF) course are given two attempts at passing the Professional Scrum Master I assessment; provided that … Continue reading How To Prepare For The Professional Scrum Master I (PSM) Assessment
Stefan Wolpers — May 8, 2018 Follow @StefanW — May 8, 2018 TL; DR: Scrum Stakeholder Anti-Patterns Learn how individual incentives and outdated organizational structures — fostering personal agendas and local optimization efforts — manifest themselves in scrum stakeholder anti-patterns which easily can impede any agile transition. The Scrum Stakeholder and Organizational Excellence in Legacy … Continue reading Scrum Stakeholder Anti-Patterns
Yuval Yeret — March 21, 2018 Follow @yuvalyeret — March 21, 2018 It’s been so exciting to hear so much positive feedback and interest in the new Scrum.org Kanban for Scrum Teams guide and the accompanying Professional Scrum with Kanban class. Creating the class and guide together with Daniel (Vacanti) & Steve (Porter) and then … Continue reading Understanding the Kanban for Scrum Teams Guide
Robbin Schuurman — December 8, 2017 — December 8, 2017 geralt / Pixabay The Scrum FrameworkThe Scrum Framework is a lightweight framework that defines three Roles, three Artifacts and five Events, which is used to develop and maintain complex Products in complex environments. Scrum doesn’t prescribe a lot of things you must do, the Scrum … Continue reading 10 Tips for Product Owners on the Scrum Framework
Bonnie Harris — November 16, 2017 Follow @waxmarketing — November 16, 2017 cabashito / Pixabay Getting more done in less time. Those six words would make any manager brim with excitement. That’s also the key takeaway from Joel Traugott, a marketer at HubSpot, about his experience adopting Scrum into the software company’s work routine. He … Continue reading Using Scrum to Manage Tasks
Barry Overeem — November 5, 2017 On September 27th I provided a presentation at the Agile Leadership Day (ALD) in Zurich, Switzerland. The topic of my presentation was “The Scrum Master as the Change Leader“. In the weeks before the presentation I already promoted the topic by which I caused quite a few questions/comments. … Continue reading The Scrum Master as the Change Leader
