The daily scrum standing meetings usually consist of talking about what you worked on the day before, what you plan on doing today, and what is stopping you from accomplishing your daily goals? Teams that do not run daily scrum meetings are not taking advantage of the great opportunities of communication and team atmosphere that is created by them.
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People that are interested in SCRUM & Agile who want to enjoy developing software and grow their project management IQ, the SCRUM Blog will provide you with resources, lessons, and experiences dealing with SCRUM that can help us all create and manage better software products more efficiently.
Thursday, August 31, 2006
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Agility & Discipline Made Easy
The book "Agility and Discipline Made Easy" is a good follow up to the book "The Rational Unified Process Made Easy."
The book provides you with the best practices for developing projects in agile in a Unified Process.
To learn more about the agile and scrum methodology, please read some of our newer blog posts.
The book provides you with the best practices for developing projects in agile in a Unified Process.
To learn more about the agile and scrum methodology, please read some of our newer blog posts.
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
Set the Foundation in the Inception Phase
Setting the foundation in the inception phase includes things like:
- Prioritized list of features for Release 1 (at a minimum)
- Domain model
- Technical architecture
- Automated build process
- Coding guidelines
- Version control system
- Issue tracking system
- Requirements management system
- Collaborative workspace (e.g., blogs, wiki)
Tuesday, August 15, 2006
Agile & Blended Shore Projects
In the beginning stages of any agile scrum project, there are always new metrics, things that are working, and challenges that arise when implementing these new agile scrum methodologies into your development process.
Please view some of our newer posts about the agile scrum methodologies at our home page.
Please view some of our newer posts about the agile scrum methodologies at our home page.
Wednesday, July 12, 2006
My next assignment
Being the scrum master at your company is not something to take lightly. The idea of just taking a class or reading a few blogs and forums will prepare you for the challenges of being the leader of your agile/scrum project is not a wise one. There are many things to consider and we are going to talk about all of them.
You can head over to Part 1 of the new scrum blog that I am going to be writing for in the years ahead.
You can head over to Part 1 of the new scrum blog that I am going to be writing for in the years ahead.
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