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Agile project management: Scrum Scrum is one of the most popular agile project management methods. It is particularly useful in product or service development, where requirements and solutions are developed through the collaborative work of cross-functional teams. Scrum is structured and relies on regular sprints (work cycles) followed by review and planning meetings.

Scrum can be bad. Scaled Scrum can be bad to the power of two. Yes, SAFe implementations can be bad, indeed. Bad to the power of two – because of the exponential complexity. But that is not the fault of SAFe. We all know Scrum implementations that are bad, but we do not blame Scrum for it. (Sidetrack, yes, some people blame Scrum and offer Kanban as a solution.

Product Management, System Architect, Product Owner, Release Train Engineer and Scrum Masterso that they can find their way into their roles efficiently and securely. We also support on team level, e.g. as Interim Scrum Master or as Scrum/Kanban coaches. Our expertise and techniques help to ensure that you manage the agile release train well and avoid known problems.

Example: Retrospective moderated by wibas A team wants to focus on the content in the retrospective - including the Scrum Master. Therefore the team asks for an external moderator from wibas. The Scrum Retrospective is one example: Of course, our facilitation can also be used for a Kaizen meeting or a SAFe Inspect & Adapt workshop.

Is that really what the Scrum Guide says?

In this Scrum Alliance certified training, you will learn what agile leadership means and how you can implement it.

Example: Scrum Basics and team kickoff You have a team that has been newly formed for a project. You want to combine teaming, project kick-off and training in Scrum basics in one workshop. We plan three days with you, for example, in which these three topics find their place. The great thing about us is that our Scrum Masters know all about team workshops.

And if I use Scrum, what do I do if the team has multiple products? Scrum too. Then there are requirements for several products in the product backlog. Do all teams have to use the same framework when working together? No, the agile frameworks are all compatible with each other. One team can do Scrum, the other Kanban, and still they can work on the same product.

You should have acquired thorough Scrum knowledge before - through practical experience in the agile environment or in one of the following trainings: Scrum Basics Certified Scrum Master Certified Scrum Product Owner Sounds exciting? Then give us a call. To ensure that the workshop fits your challenges, we will be happy to make you an individual offer.

After all, the “Scrum” framework is six years older than the Agile Manifesto.