5 dysfunctions of Sprint Planning

5 Dysfunctions: Sprint Planning

Every Sprint starts with a Sprint Planning event. It is very crucial to ensure that the Scrum Team comes to a shared understanding of what and how are they going to deliver a “Done” increment that creates maximum business impact. Although, like other events Sprint Planning also is often marred Read more…

Daily Scrum – Three questions no more!

Daily Scrum is an important inspect and adapt event in the Sprint life-cycle. However, it has been taken for granted or converted into a status update meeting by many teams. The blame could be credited to multiple factors including the older version of Scrum guide itself where it stated that Read more…

Sprint Backlog

Understanding Scrum……….Sprint Backlog

In the previous post in this series I provided some insights into Product Backlog. In this post I will explore Sprint Backlog. Sprint Backlog It is a set a selected Product Backlog Items from the Product Backlog for the sprint and a plan of how to create a potentially releasable Read more…

Scrum Master

Understanding Scrum……Scrum Master

The third and final role which is essential to start working with Scrum is the Scrum Master. As every other role, Scrum Master also has its own accountability and responsibility. Scrum Master in the simplest terms can be described as the master of Scrum. This is one person role; accountable Read more…

Understanding Scrum……The Development Team (Part 3 of 12)

The next role without which Scrum would be incomplete is the Development Team. Let’s explore the accountability, responsibility and attributes of the Development Team. The Development Team The Development Team is a set of professionals, motivated by a common purpose. The Development team is accountable for delivering the potentially releasable Read more…