Favoriser l'amélioration continue
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Modèles : Finir tôt, accélérer plus vite
Finish Early, Accelerate Faster (FEAF) est un langage de modèles Scrum composé d'un certain nombre d'éléments suivants Modèles Scrum utilisés ensemble. Le FEAF est un langage de modèles incroyablement puissant parce qu'il aide les nouveaux utilisateurs à Les équipes établir des bonnes pratiques et prendre des équipes expérimentées Hyperproductif; défini comme un Vélocité 400% supérieure à la vitesse initiale de l'équipe.
Scrum Rétrospectives
L'un des principes fondamentaux de Scrum est l'idée d'amélioration continue. Chaque Sprint les L'équipe s'engage dans un cycle d'inspection et d'adaptation au cours de l'année. Rétrospective réunion. Cependant, le guide Scrum n'offre pas beaucoup d'informations sur la manière de mener une rétrospective réussie et d'utiliser la réunion pour améliorer la production, la qualité et la rapidité.
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Everyone Scrum!
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Another Waterfall Disaster: Steve Denning for Forbes
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Scrum and Lean: Building Cars
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WIKISPEED, Scrum Inc, and Solutions IQ Team Up
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Richard Hackman and Scrum
A guest post from Jens Meydam (@jmeydam) on the death of Richard Hackman. A few days ago, on January 8, a man passed away who may be considered one of the patron saints of Scrum, even though he had never heard of Scrum and few in the Scrum community know his name....
Requirements for Product Owner: Common Pitfalls
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Scrum Goes Mainstream in France
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Continuous Improvement for a Perfect 10
By Arline Sutherland I remember sitting on the basement steps in the summer of 1976 watching Nadia Comaneci win the worlds first perfect 10 in the history of modern gymnastics. Her command of the whirling routine on the uneven bars was a marvel. The announcers told...
Waterfall to Agile
Ade Shokoya of agile.tv has written a good book on Waterfall to Agile. The added value starts in the preface:As you know, the global economy is very volatile at the moment, and things aren't looking like they will get better any time soon. Across Europe and America...