Tag archives: product owner
5 May 2011
ralfkruse81
There are some questions asked by Product Owners and they have a simple answer: “Ask the team!”
There are some questions asked by Product Owners
... and they have a simple answer: “Ask the team!”
Story good enough for the Sprint
When a PO ask: “Is the user story good enough, that it can be taken in the sprint?” or “Does this user story have enough acceptance criteria?”
The answer to this question is “Ask the team!”
The team will work with the story, so the story has to be good enough that the team can work with it.
For a story to be good enough for the sprint it has to be small (6 to 10 stories ...
26 August 2010
mainec
This evening the Berlin Scrumtisch took place in Friedrichshain. More than thirty participants followed Marion's invitation for discussions ...
Isabel Drost
I am committer at Apache Mahout. In my free time I am working on Apache Mahout, organising the Apache Hadoop Get Together in Berlin and speaking at various conferences explaining the ins and outs of Hadoop in general and Mahout in particular.
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This evening the Berlin Scrumtisch took place in Friedrichshain. More than thirty participants followed Marion's invitation for discussions on Scrum, wine and pizza at Vecchia Trattoria.
As there were several new participants, Felix started out with a very brief summary of the very core concepts of Scrum itself: Most important to know is the basic assumption of Scrum, that is planning ahead of time in a very detailed way is impossible. Defining goals and letting those who do the actual work take the decisions on how to reach that goal is way easier and more promising. The whole process ...
5 August 2010
marion
Hello Together, I found a date for the next Scrumtisch, and I hope that not too many people are on ...
Hello Together,
I found a date for the next Scrumtisch, and I hope that not too many people are on vacation :-)
Date: 25th August 2010
Time: 18:30 Uhr
Place: La Vecchia Trattoria, Niederbarnimstraße 25, 10247 Berlin
Please let me know who is coming :-)
CU there
Marion
20 July 2010
marion
Registered Education Provider (SA REP ℠) We are proud to announce, that agile42 is since the 13th of July officially ...
Registered Education Provider (SA REP ℠)
We are proud to announce, that agile42 is since the 13th of July officially a Scrum Alliance REP℠ (Registered Education Provider)
The Scrum Alliance has developed this program for organizations that offer certification and non-certification courses pertinent to agile and Scrum practitioners.
The Certified Scrum Developer program (CSD) is a curriculum of courses that offer the skills developers and other technical-minded team members need to succeed. All courses in the CSD curriculum are taught by Scrum Alliance Registered Education Providers.
More information
18 May 2010
marion
Scrum: How to create a high performance environment
Hello :-)
At the Scrumtisch in June, Bent Myllerup will talk about:
"How to create a high performance environment"
This presentation is covering systemic and appreciative approaches to foster team identity towards the high performing stage. He has done it at several occasions. The last time was for the Atlanta Scrum User Group last August
I am looking forward to see you there. Please let me know as usual :-)
Marion
Date: 29th June 2010
Time: 18:30 Uhr
Place: La Vecchia Trattoria, Niederbarnimstraße 25, 10247 Berlin
21 April 2010
marion
Team Estimation Game Start with a stack of ranked story cards. The team will arrange the cards so the ...
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.
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Team Estimation Game
- Start with a stack of ranked story cards. The team will arrange the cards so the smallest size items are on the left and the largest items on the right. Items with the same or similar size should grouped together in vertical columns (the same place in the left-right direction).
- Place the first (highest ranked) story card in the middle of the table (or in the middle of the board or wall)
- Team members take turns estimating in a round-robin manner. On each turn, the player has two options, as shown below. With both options, the player ...
20 April 2010
marion
Good day everybody, I hope you are all fine and nobody is still stucked somewhere because of the vulcano (I ...
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.
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- 20 April 2010
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Scrumtisch Berlin
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agile,
agile42,
agile development,
agile tools,
agilo,
product owner,
scrum,
scrum development,
scrummaster,
scrum tool,
scrum tools
Good day everybody,
I hope you are all fine and nobody is still stucked somewhere because of the vulcano (I can spell the name ;-))
Please find below date and time of the next Scrumtisch.
One Topic
I had a nice talk with Martin and Friedemann, who are working for Ableton and who are implenting Scrum right now in their teams. They agreed, to give us an overview on how they started, challanges, good and bad experiences and answering questions.
Please let me know -as usual- if you are coming.
All the Best
Marion
Date: 6th May 2010
Time: 18:30 ...
27 November 2009
marion
Scrum @ SAP - Thanks to Markus for the speech and thanks to Isa for the notes...
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.
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- 27 November 2009
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Scrumtisch Berlin
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agile,
agile42,
agile development,
agile tools,
agilo,
product owner,
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scrum development,
scrummaster,
scrumtisch,
scrum tool,
scrum tools
This evening Marion organised another successful Scrumtisch: Usually we either meet for timeboxed discussions on Scrum and agile development questions or a speaker is invited to present his favourite Scrum or Lean or Agile topic.
Today Markus Frick gave a presentation of how Scrum was introduced at SAP, a German software company. They started implementing Scrum in a “small” team of about 60 people, organised in about six to seven teams. The idea was to get people together who are already sort of familiar with agile technologies and let them evaluate what works in the companies context at what doesn ...
19 October 2009
marion
published in the German IX-Magazin 8/2009 by Marion Eickmann
What role does a Product Owner have?
Scrum is counted as an iterative and incremental process used for product development and the organization of teams. The classical roles and structures are actually replaced by this procedure method through agile and transparent sequences. There result some new roles from this method. One of them is the role of the person responsible for a product, which is –in scrum jargon- called the Product Owner. This first part is about the Product Owners’ tasks, responsibilities and personal capabilities. A second article will appear in the next magazine regarding the role of the Scrum ...
12 September 2008
marion
Im neuen PHP Magazin (Ausgabe 5.3 vom September 08) wurde mein Artikel mit dem Titel **"Agile Development mit Scrum, Keep it Lean and Agile"** veröffentlicht.
Hallo Zusammen,
im neuen PHP Magazin (Ausgabe 5.3 vom September 08) wurde mein Artikel mit dem Titel "Agile Development mit Scrum, Keep it Lean and Agile" veröffentlicht.
Online gibt es den Artikel zwar noch nicht, aber hier ist schon mal das Abstract:
Agile Development mit Scrum
Mehr und mehr Unternehmen, die bisher mit konservativen Methoden wie Wasserfall oder RUP Software entwickelt haben, steigen auf „lean” und agile Praktiken um. Basierend auf Best Practices bieten agile Vorgehensweisen so genannte Process Frameworks, die individuell auf die jeweiligen Teams und Projekte abgestimmt werden. Klingt gut! Lassen Sie uns jedoch auch kritische Fragen ...
Ralf Kruse
