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Once again, the Meetup offers a great opportunity to share experiences with other SAFe enthusiasts, collaborate on solutions to your specific challenges, and gain deeper insights into the latest insights and best practices of the SAFe framework. You can also network with like-minded people and make new contacts in a relaxed atmosphere. What awaits the participants?

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A Scrum Master is accountable for establishing Scrum, as defined in the Scrum Guide , and for the effectiveness of the Scrum Team. Scrum Masters are true leaders who serve the Scrum Team and the larger organization.

This book is aligned with our Scrum Poster . ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Super reference book All relevant Scrum topics are described in detail here. The explanations with pictures are very easy to understand.

Would you like to experience first-hand how Scrum works in a playful way? After a short introduction to Scrum, you will put Scrum techniques into practice while mixing non-alcoholic cocktails together. This way you will experience Scrum in a fun and delicious way and get an idea of how Scrum works.

And in Scrum? In Scrum there are SMART goals, too – but this is only apparent at a second glance. Here we describe how the SMART criteria are implemented in Scrum. Specific In order to create goals that are clear and understandable, we use the user story technique in Scrum.

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.

Visualization is an important tool for Scrum teams to talk about the same, make decisions, show processes, explain Scrum to others and so on. But drawing yourself is not exactly easy and the statement “practice makes perfect” is not very helpful. Therefore I will give you a step by step Scrum visualization guide to help you.

In these workshops, leaders and teams learn how to identify and structure value streams and team clusters (called Agile Release Trains or ARTs in SAFe®) to maximise efficiency and effectiveness. Even without the use of SAFe®, Value Stream (Identification) Workshops are the first step in this direction.

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