Posts Tagged ‘Scrum Conference’
3 Goal-Driven Team Prioritization Strategies That Drive Results
The 3 layers of prioritization are the same regardless of what the Scrum Team is developing. However, overall prioritization strategies differ based on the main goals of the Team. There are 3 goal-driven Team prioritization strategies:
Read MoreThree Layers of Prioritization [Infographic]
Prioritization is arguably the most important thing in Scrum, as Scrum is about incremental delivery in order to provide value and feedback. In a nutshell, prioritization determines the order in which the value is produced, and thus drives what feedback is sought.
Read MoreManaging Known Unknowns: The PlaceHolder Story
Scrum, by its Agile definition alone, evolves. Scrum adapts and changes with the demands of its workplace environment. That’s how we’ve evolved to Scrum 3.0, the most Agile, scale-ready process framework yet…
Read MoreThe 1 Thing About The Scrum Guide Conference Your Team Wants To Know.
Our first Scrum 3.0 Conference in Chicago last week was the stuff Scrum Practitioners and Agilistas get excited about. It was a full day of experiential learning geared for the complex challenges of an Agile workforce. And the energy and feedback around Scrum 3.0, the most Agile version of Scrum that exists, was clear throughout the day’s events.
Read MoreDon’t Miss Out! 3Back’s Groundbreaking Scrum Guide Conference Is Here.
You told us. We listened. You want more dynamic, hands-on training, taught by 3Back’s renowned Agility Instructors, on how to make Scrum work better for you, your Team, and your Organization. We’ve got just that. 3Back’s Scrum 3.0 Conference and Training, June 12-16, 2017 in Chicago, IL…
Read MoreThe Agile Team as Organism: Part II Why Highly Specialized Teams Must Evolve
Last week in the blog, The Agile Team as Organism: Part I, I wrote about Scrum Teams operating as organisms within an ecosystem. Some Teams find their environmental niche very cozy, so much so that they specialize to a degree that can make them vulnerable to changes in the broader ecosystem. As we all know software companies and software operations within other types of companies both operate in notoriously changeable business and technological environments…
Read MoreThe Scrum Handbook Description Now Available
Only 10% of organizations are achieving ‘The Promise of Scrum’ (a 3x or more increase in performance). Why are 90% of organizations failing to achieve this promise?
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