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Scrum for Stakeholders Training

S4S |Accentient |Beginner

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Course Outline

Each topic contains a blend of slides, discussions, and team-based activities. 1. What is Scrum ✓ Scrum overview ✓ Scrum values ✓ Scrum framework: roles, events, artifacts 5. The Product Backlog ✓ Purpose of the Product Backlog ✓ Definition of “Ready” ✓ Capturing Stakeholder feedback 2. Why Scrum ✓ Agile over waterfall ✓ Problems with targets: scope, schedule, cost ✓ Economic advantages of Scrum 6. Participating in the Scrum Events ✓ Participating in Sprint Planning ✓ Participating in Product Backlog Refinement ✓ Participating in Sprint Review 3. Myths and Misconceptions ✓ Requirements, documentation, analysis, and planning ✓ Managers, successful organizations, and culture ✓ Roles, PMO, and self-managing teams 7. New Ways of Measuring Success ✓ Direct evidence over indirect/subjective evidence ✓ Organizational metrics and foundational metrics ✓ Value, time to market, and ability to innovate 4. Interacting with the Scrum Team ✓ Interacting with the Product Owner ✓ Interacting with the Development Team ✓ Interacting with the Scrum Master 8. Roadmap ✓ Summary of what will be different going forward ✓ A Shu-Ha-Ri approach to implementing change ✓ A culture of continuous learning and improvement

Course Designers

This course was designed by Richard Hundhausen (Accentient) and Charles Bradley (ScrumCrazy). Richard and Charles are both management consultants with experience educating fortune 500 executives and managers. Richard and Charles are also Scrum.org Professional Scrum Trainers, coaches, and software developers.

Course Overview

In Scrum, a Stakeholder is anyone that is potentially affected by the outcome of the product development. Stakeholders can include users, customers, managers, sponsors, business analysts, subject matter experts, help desk, operations/support, project managers, auditors, and more. This course is intended for anyone in that cloud of interested parties who wants to learn more about Scrum, why Scrum works, what process and culture changes are involved, and a roadmap for implementing those changes. Regardless of where your organization is at in their Scrum adoption, this course provides the knowledge and opportunity to ask questions about your piece of that pathway to agility.

Course Outcomes

What is Scrum
Why Scrum
Myths and Misconceptions
Working with the Scrum Team
The Product Backlog
Participating in the Scrum Events
New Ways of Measuring Success
Roadmap

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