scrum


Visualizing spikes

One of the key elements of working with agile frameworks is the ability to create transparency by visualizing the work taken on by the team. In well-known settings the team refines work to a state…


Relationship Between Agile and Scrum

Did you know that it is possible to perform Scrum without being Agile – and being Agile is not about following Scrum?  Many falsely assume that they are Agile simply since they perform Scrum in…


Agile frameworks offers 3 kinds of services

The three services: Fixed ScopeFixed Cost Fixed Deadline But you can pick only two Fixed scope and fixed cost won’t give you a fixed deadlineFixed cost and fixed Deadlines won’t give you fixed scopeFixed deadlines…


Story points – a tool for better planning

Traditional exhaustive estimation sessions are on the rebound within development teams. They have started adopting relative measures, known as Story Points, in order to become more effective in the estimation session and more precise in…


Work smarter, not faster

Transforming an organisation from taylorism into teams is always an exciting challenge. As an agile coach you might have a mental blue print or model of where you want to end up and how you…


Scaling with Scrum and Shape Up

I was recently involved in a scaling exercise where the current setup of two experienced teams were to evolve into three. At the same time the goal was to increase autonomy and empower the development…


Skaber din Product Owner nok værdi?

En Product Owner er en essentiel del af et Scrum Team. Rollen er skabt til at maksimere værdien af det arbejde som teamet leverer. Det kan implementeres på mange måder, men hvordan sikrer man at…



Using JIRA and Confluence for scaling Scrum

In these days of digitalisation, distributed teams and a general desire to persist information in “something that isn’t flipcharts and post-its”; more and more organisation migrate to JIRA and Confluence from Atlassian. However, JIRA does…