Scrum@Scale Seminar with Jeff Sutherland + Hendrik Kniberg December 2018 Stockholm

Scaling Scrum accross the enterprise is the current challenge. The Scrum@Scale Framework from Jeff Sutherland provides the light weighted framework to accomplish this task.

Great 'Scrum@Scale'-Seminar with Jeff Sutherland and Henrik Kniberg in Stockholm at the Crisp office - sharing knowledge and experience with other agile practitioners - supporting enterprises during the agile transition process journey.

 

Why Scrum@Scale?

Scrum was designed for a single team to be able to work at its optimal capacity while maintaining a sustainable pace. In the field, it was found that as the number of Scrum teams within an organization grew, the output (working product) and velocity of those teams began to fall (due to issues like cross-team dependencies and duplication of work). It became obvious that a framework for effectively coordinating those teams was needed in order to achieve linear scalability. Scrum@Scale is designed to accomplish this goal via its scale-free architecture.

By utilizing a scale-free architecture, the organization is not constrained to grow in a par- ticular way determined by a set of arbitrary rules; rather it can grow organically based on its unique needs and at a sustainable pace of change that can be accepted by the groups of individuals that make up the organization. The simplicity of the Scrum@Scale model is essential to a scale-free architecture and carefully avoids introducing extra complexity that will cause productivity per team to decrease as more teams are created.

Scrum@Scale is designed to scale across the organization as a whole: all departments, prod- ucts and services. It can be applied across multiple domains in all types of organizations in industry, government, or academia.

Scrum Day 2018

  • Eindrücke vom Scrum Day 2018 in Filderstadt (12. & 13.6.2018)
  • interessante Vorträge, Open Space Sessions und Erfahrungsaustausch mit der Scrum Community 

Certified Scrum Master Seminar (CSM) with Jeff Sutherland (Munich - Feb. 2016)

  • Overview of Scrum - Why Scrum works? - What Scrum is - Origins
  • Sprints - Potentially shippable - Architecture on a Scrum project - Sequential vs. overlapping work - Sprint length
  • The ScrumMaster - Responsibilities - ScrumMaster mindset - Situational ScrumMastering - ScrumMaster as team member
  • The 59 - minute Scrum project
  • TheScrum Product Owner - Description - Responsibilities - Sharing the vision - Product backlog - Size of the items - User stories on the product backlog
  • Backlog-writing workshops -INVEST in your backlog
  • Meetings - The daily Scrum - Sprint review -Sprint retrospective
  • Sprint planning - Sprint prioritization - Sprint goal - Sprint planning meeting - Sprint backlog items
  • Release planning - Velocity - Estimating the product backlog - Release planning meeting
  • Tracking progress - Sprint burndown charts - Release burndown charts - Task boards
  • The team - Composition - Teams are cross-functional - Organizing
  • Scalability - The Scrum of Scrums - Focus of initial sprints - Shared vs. specific - product backlogs - Scaling the Product Owner - Getting started

KANBAN Leadership Retreat 2014

'June 2-4, Cascais, Portugal

This unique event brings together knowledgeable and experienced Kanban leaders, including David J Anderson, that come from around the world for three days of intensive discussions that enhance expertise and foster new evolving concepts.

The Kanban Leadership Retreat is a Consultant Camp format unconference using multiple rooms to allow separate conversations in parallel. The topics are chosen from the attendees and the sessions are held in the morning and early evening, giving you the afternoon free to explore and relax in the beautiful coastal village of Cascais, as well as continue to interact and build lasting friendships with the other attendees.

What is discussed during the Retreat is completely dependent on you. What are the topics you would like to learn more about? What are the experiences you feel like sharing? What do you see missing in Kanban? You can make your suggestions and join the topics other attendees suggest.
 
Topics we have developed in past KLRs include:
◦ Depth of Kanban
◦ Kanban Kata
◦ Portfolio Kanban
◦ Kanban Myths
◦ Risk Management
◦ Role-based Guidance
◦ and much more. '

Kanban Coaching Professional Masterclass - London (Juni 2013)

 

'3-day leadership & coaching masterclass

This masterclass with the pioneer of Kanban David J. Anderson is ideal for anyone tasked with leading a change initiative in their organization or at a client organization in the next year. It is suitable for managers, process engineers, change agents, experienced process or project management coaches and consultants

The Kanban Method takes an evolutionary, cultural approach to capability development, improvement and organizational performance. These intensive 3-day workshops will transfer the knowledge and skills to enable you to lead Lean transformations using the Kanban Method. This is your opportunity to get your hard questions answered by the originator of the Kanban Method and to develop deep ties in the community and network with fellow practitioners.'