Blog: Agile & Business
Michelin’s Agile Journey
Kevin Cosgrove, a great Canadian guy, made a wonderful presentation at Agile Carolinas last Wednesday night. I have three big takeaways, although it includes many great ideas. (Others might have different take-aways.) 1. Team’s should be 100% dedicated. And (mostly) Michelin was NOT doing this at one time, but NOW is doing this. And a […]
Webinar: When should a ScrumMaster be Full-Time? (video)
Here is the video (slides and voice) of the Webinar, including Q & A. About 40 minutes for the whole thing. (We went over.) Enjoy!
Webinar: When to have a Full-Time ScrumMaster?
The simple answer is: usually. When doing Scrum professionally. We also discuss seven situations where people have a part-time SM. And give our comments. Here is the slide deck. Fulltime SM V2 On the Full-Time theme, Kerry added some cool pictures of clocks, AKA time machines. We will soon add a link to the video […]
Excited for the Advanced CSM course
I enjoy doing the Advanced CSM course (A-CSM certification). I recommend it to you. How do you benefit? First and foremost: You can help your Scrum Team more effectively, and they can become more effective as a Team. That adds up to more fun and more satisfaction. Two: You get SEUs to renew your CSM […]
5 Key Patterns from A Scrum Book (ScrumPLOP.org) – The slide deck
Here is the slide deck that we used in the webinar. Enjoy! Patterns2
5 Key Patterns from A Scrum Book (ScrumPLOP.org)
The webinar below is a discussion of 5 key patterns from A Scrum Book by Jeff Sutherland, James Coplien, et. al. Joe Little (CST) shares his thoughts in this webinar. There is also some discussion by participants. Enjoy!
Scrum is a Game!
I hope you have heard of the new book, called A Scrum Book. It is by Jeff Sutherland, James Coplien, et al. Wonderfully good. You must get it. The subtitle is “The Spirit of the Game.” We also know that Scrum is named for the scrum formation in the game of rugby. So, in that […]
Surprise for the day: Agile at Scale and Agile in Science
I was walking through the Newark airport today. I looked on the book shelves, and there it was: HBR’s 10 Must Reads 2020. I looked into it. There was the article that Jeff Sutherland co-wrote “Agile at Scale” along with two guys from Bain. I recommend you read it, well, if. If you are a […]
Impediment List
I just got my copy of A Scrum Book – The Spirit of the Game. By Sutherland, Coplien et al. Awesome book. Recommended. See: https://www.amazon.com/Scrum-Book-Spirit-Game/dp/1680506714/ One of my favorites is Pattern #40. Impediment List. You must read their pages about this pattern for yourself. But let me add a few things. Metaphorically, I view this […]
Renewing Your Certification – How we can help.
We have a earlier post that surveys the Scrum Alliance information on renewal. Here. Below are our thoughts and what LeanAgileTraining can do to help you with this. 1. Our Reaction to the Scrum Alliance Rules We have noticed that human knowledge fades. To maintain one’s knowledge and ability requires attention, or more work and […]
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