Scrum has quickly become a popular choice for many Agile teams. Along with it, however, is a discovery of many limitations/challenges of Scrum. While the Scrum mantra of "inspect and adapt" tells you to figure out how to solve your problems, insights from Lean-Thinking can provide you with many potential solutions.

This seminar presents Net Objectives' extension to Scrum, using Lean-Thinking to solve many of the problems organizations attempting to use Scrum beyond a few teams often face.

These include:

• How to coordinate teams when Scrum-of-Scrums does not seem to work well
• How to prepare for your first sprint when you can't just start
• How to keep the big picture in mind while working on little things
• How to plan ahead when you have large stories

Additionally, some teams have a hard time adopting Scrum in the first place because they aren't able to even create well defined teams. Instead, their staff have to work on many things at once – making Scrum all but impossible to do properly.

In this seminar you will learn the answers to these questions. Additionally, you will learn how the perspective of Lean-Thinking can assist in Scrum implementations.

Agenda

A charitable contribution to Union Gospel Mission and the Millionair Club of $1-3 is requested for food and drink.

Venue/Registration Info

Net Objectives Bellevue Offices

Belle-View Office Park
275 118th Avenue SE
Bellevue, WA 98005

Room/Location

Suite 115

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Special Instructions

Enter the main double-doors of the building, off the parking lot. Take the hall to your right. Go to the door at the end of the hall. The training room is through the door, down the hall, last doorway on your left, opposite a small kitchen.

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