30 attendees at the Scrumtisch in August

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Agile Estimating 2.0 - Cheat Sheet

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Scrumtisch May 2010

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Interesting Scrumtisch in November - Some content

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Scrum @ SAP - Thanks to Markus for the speech and thanks to Isa for the notes...

Succeeding with Agile from Mike Cohn - Get a signed copy

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The new book Succeeding with Agile from Mike Cohn is now available. Get a signed copy of Succeeding with Agile or order the book for special condition

Scrumtisch November 2009

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Keep the Balance - The Product Owner

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published in the German IX-Magazin 8/2009 by Marion Eickmann

Mike Cohn Joins Scrum Alliance Board of Directors

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Mike Cohn is now a member of the board of the Scrum Alliance. Mike invented the trainings: Writing good User Stories and Agile Estimating and Planning, and he is the founder of Mountain Goat Software...

Beyond the Low Hanging Fruit: What Lean brings to Agile.

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Scrumtisch with Mary Poppendieck

Agile Methods versus Traditional Development

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The keynote of Andrea Tomasini at the House of Open Scrum in Munich will highlight the differences between agile methods and traditional development approaches.

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