Scrum Changes: Self-Organisation vs Self-Management
The new version of Scrum (2020) says teams should be self-managing. What does this mean and what are the impacts for managers?
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Issues with Integration as you Scale? – Agile Principles and Practices to Mitigate
How to mitigate Integration issues? – In the short term, transparency and communication is key. In the longer-term, we needed a more empowering state so we looked at how to to use agile practices to build capability and evolving environment practices to move to automation and continous integration.
Remote PI Planning – Insights into what worked and what didn’t
Running remote PI planning for the first time 100% virtual was a bit daunting a few weeks ago when the reality set in that with the current crisis, this was now our reality. We prepared, thought through worse case scenarios and had back up plans and felt eerily calm as the day began. It was a great success and here are our tips.
Why people hate Scrum’s daily stand-ups and what to do about it
What is a “daily stand-up” really for and how do you get the best out of this key Scrum event? How do you avoid stand-up fatigue? Here are some tips to make the Daily Scrum effective again.
How to survive the Zombie Scrum Apocalypse
Well, at first sight Zombie Scrum seems to be normal Scrum. But it lacks a beating heart.
What makes a good coach?
Agile coaching is not for the faint hearted. Don’t get me wrong, it’s very rewarding, but sometimes it’s difficult when
Backlog Refinement Patterns: Yin and Yang
What’s an easy way to run a Backlog Refinement session so that assumptions, risks, ideas and draft designs are identified? Yin and Yang is one of our favourite patterns.
The Master Scrum Master – Scaling your Scrum Master capability in Government
Whilst Scrum Teams are self-organising and empowered, at scale, the Master Scrum Master (i.e. Chief Scrum Master) provides coordination and alignment to
Who *should* be your Product Owner?
Who should be your (Scrum) Product Owner? I’ve had a number of these conversations recently with small, boutique software development
What is Lean Coffee?
Lean Coffee is an structured but agenda less meeting that allows participants to gather, build and talk. It’s a great way to run Retrospectives by crowd-sourcing what the team really want to talk about.
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