Scrum

Study
Sheet
Srum Main
Characteristics
- Popular Agile methodology
- Adaptive, Ierative, Fast, Flexible, Effective
- Ensures transparency in communication
- Creates collective accountability and
continuous progress
- supports all kind of projects
Why is better
- Cross-functional Teams
- Self-organized Teams
- Empowered Teams
- Uses Sprints
Benefits of Scrum
- Adaptability
- Customer centric
- Emphasis on Business Value
- Continuous delivery of Business Value
- Earlydelivery of high value
- Contunuous feedback
- Transparency
- Sustainable Pace
- Efficeient development process
- Motivation
- Faster problem resolution
- Effective deliverables
- Collective ownership
- High velocity
- Innovative environment
- Continous improvment
Scrum FW:
Principles
- Empirical Process Control
- Self Organization
- Collaboration
- Value-Based Prioritization
- Time-Boxing
- Iterative Development
Scrum FW:
Aspects
- Organization
- Business Justification
- Quality
- Change
- Risk
Scrum FW:
Processes
- Phase1: Initiate
- Phase2: Plan & Estimate
- Phase3: Implement
- Phase4: Review & Retrospect
- Phase5: Release
- 1. Create Project Vision
- 2. Identify Scrum Master and Stakeholders
- 3. Form Scrum team
- 4. Develop Epics
- 5. Create Prioritized Product Backlog
- 6. Conduct Release Planning
- 7. Create User Stories
- 8. Approve, Estimate and Commit User Stories
- 9. Create Tasks
- 10.Estimate Tasks
- 11.Create Sprint Baclogs
- 12. Create Deliverables
- 13. Conduct Daily Standups
- 14. Groom Prioritized Product Backlog
- 15. Convene Scrum of Scrums
- 16. Demonstrate and Validate Sprint
- 17. Retrospect Sprint
- 18.Ship Deliverables
- 19.Retrospect Project
Transparency
Inspiration
Adption
Awareness
Articulation
Appropriation
Sprints
Daily Sprint Meeting
Sprint Planning Meetings
Sprint Review Meetings
Core Roles
Non-Core Roles
Product Owner
Scrum Master
Scrum team
Stakeholders
Scrum Guidance Body
Vendors
Chief Product Owner
Chief Scrum Master