Scrum Events
Scrum Events, when properly executed can help align teams on Lean and Agile principles by providing a smooth flow of customer value. Since Scrum is one of the most popular Agile Frameworks, ensuring your Scrum Events are value can help you and your organization achieve success.
Scrum Events are time-boxed, have clear inputs and outputs, bring predictability by occurring at regularly scheduled times and consistently provide value.
These Scrum Event documents should be considered as guides for your Agile Playbook. In the beginning, you may want to follow the Scrum Event guides closely for 2 or more Sprints but eventually, you want to inspect & adapt as part of a regular improvement process and make adjustments to your needs.
Plays in this section
Sprint Planning
What is Sprint Planning? In Scrum, Sprint Planning initiates the Sprint by having the team collaborate with the Product Owner to agree on outcomes for the…
Daily Stand Up
What is a Daily Stand Up? The Daily Stand Up or Daily Scrum, is a short ceremony where an Agile Team provides a quick update of progress towards goals…
Story Refinement
What is Story Refinement? Story Refinement or Backlog Grooming as it has been called, is where the Product Owner and the Delivery Team review…
Sprint Review
What is a Sprint Review / Demo? The Sprint Review, sometimes known as the Sprint Demo, occurs at the end of the Sprint where the Delivery Team reviews and…
Sprint Retrospectives
Title What is an Agile Retrospective? The Agile Retrospective is a regularly schedule event for the team to inspect & adapt their processes and their way…