Many Scrum teams face a great challenge even to comply with the basic premise of Scrum: They fail to deliver a potentially shippable product after every sprint. In our 3-day Agile Engineering Course we teach developers modern engineering practices which complement the Scrum Process.
Often we get the question what do we do in our trainings? Especially how we can help companies which "do" Scrum already. So we decided to create a loose series of blog posts presenting some insights from our trainings :-)
Many Scrum teams face a great challenge even to comply with the basic premise of Scrum: They fail to deliver a potentially shippable product after every sprint. Manual testing takes a long time, bugs fixed once reappear in the next version. During the demo meeting the Product Owner rejects a lot of stories because the team missed too many small issues ...
Lyssa Adkins followed my invitation to do her Training **Coaching Agile Teams** in Berlin. She offers a special price for our Scrumtisch. But also other guys can attend :-)
**Date:** 17./18. Februa...
Marion Eickmann
I am one of the founders of agile42. Even though I am not an engineer I
consider myself almost a "Techi" as I have been working in the field of
software development for 10 years now.
Lyssa Adkins followed my invitation to do her Training Coaching Agile Teams in Berlin. She offers a special price for our Scrumtisch. But also other guys can attend :-)
Date: 17./18. February Place: Berlin, tbd
Prices & Registration
Sorry, we are sold out.
About the Training
Coaching Agile Teams is a training experience that covers both the being and the doing of agile coaching:
Outcome
You’ll walk away from each of the two courses with your personal coaching improvement backlog – a tangible plan you can use to thoughtfully improve your coaching when you’re back in your daily circumstances. We ...
Andrea Tomasini, CSC, will talk in Bologna to everybody who is interested in Scrum, agile, lean. This event is organized ...
Marion Eickmann
I am one of the founders of agile42. Even though I am not an engineer I
consider myself almost a "Techi" as I have been working in the field of
software development for 10 years now.
Andrea Tomasini, CSC, will talk in Bologna to everybody who is interested in Scrum, agile, lean.
This event is organized by Roberto Bettazzoni, partner from agile42 in Italy.
Date: 23. September 2010
Time: 19:00
Place: Bologna Council House
Please send an email to: scrumtisch@agile42.com, if you are interested in joining.
During the agile15 (minutes) we talk, listen and discuss about interesting agile topics. Today it's all about The Definition of ...
Marion Eickmann
I am one of the founders of agile42. Even though I am not an engineer I
consider myself almost a "Techi" as I have been working in the field of
software development for 10 years now.
At the peak of sprint planning the team pledges "We commit to achieve these stories, no matter what it takes". It's a deal with the Product Owner (PO) and the team.
So why do teams commit?
The commitment is only valuable if the team thinks it can actually achieve it. Since the team is invited to pull the right amount of stories from the backlog, the PO trusts that the team makes reliable commitments based on their current capabilities and expected flow. This way the self-organizing team is challenged to constantly improve estimates, deliver value, as well as contribute ...
Hello together :-) The next Scrumtisch in Berlin is about to happen ;-) Date: 5th October 2010 Time: 18:30 ...
Marion Eickmann
I am one of the founders of agile42. Even though I am not an engineer I
consider myself almost a "Techi" as I have been working in the field of
software development for 10 years now.
In pair programming, two developers work together in front of one screen (or two, as long as they both look ...
Marion Eickmann
I am one of the founders of agile42. Even though I am not an engineer I
consider myself almost a "Techi" as I have been working in the field of
software development for 10 years now.
In pair programming, two developers work together in front of one screen (or two, as long as they both look at the same screen) to get a task done faster and with higher quality. Just like a driving a car, there are two roles in
the pair: The driver, who has the steering wheel, aka the keyboard in her hand, and the navigator who knows where to go and which crossroads lie ahead. As you want to switch these roles every now and then, it is very helpful to have two keyboards and mice attached to the computer you are ...
