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Bob Schatz in Mechelen: The Sprint Review is for the End-User.   Message List  
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Hi, 

I had the pleasure to run a class together with Bob Schatz in Mechelen this week. We had a full house, a lot of fun and a lot of very good questions. One answer of Bob I will always remember:

The Sprint Review is for the End-User. Not for the Product Owner not for the Management. You need to have him there.

I strongly support this statement because I believe we need to talk in Scrum about 6 roles: 

The User, the Customer, the Manager, Product Owner, Team and ScrumMaster. 

We are this week in Oslo. Bob will be in Europe soon - check our website: www.sprint-it.de

Cheers

Boris


Scrum - Produkte zuverlässig und schnell entwickeln
http://www.hanser.de/buch.asp?isbn=978-3-446-41495-2&area=Computer

 
 
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... Is not - and this is the confusion we had and have. You already mentioned the distinction: - Customer - End-User so it is obviously there is a need to make...
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... feel free :) but -- read Kens Book again. He talked about these six roles in his first book. We simply forgot. Did not understand or did not wanted to hear...
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... Did Ken forget also? http://groups.yahoo.com/group/scrumdevelopment/message/21324 ... --mj...
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I realized my message sounded sarcastic so I'll state my concern better. I do respect the work you're doing, Boris. Users, customers, etc. all exist in the...
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