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3. Scrum: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu of software development
J Davis, PhD, PMP, CSP, CSM
Scrum: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu of software development

4. Empirical Process Jeff Sutherland & Ken Schwaber
Flexible / holistic software development
Software projects succeeded or failed on the ability of the project team to embrace change
Empirical
Process
ADAPT
INSPECT DO
PLAN

5. Why Scrum? FBI Sentinel Project VCF project Sentinel Project
$170 million
4 years
Zero productivity
Sentinel Project
$450 million
Lockheed Martin
Logistics in Afghanistan
Recon in Iraq
Special Operations
Home Construction
Hardware Development
Education
EduScrum
Charter Schools in CA

6. Predictive vs Empirical
Paradigm Shift
Predictive vs Empirical

7. All about making that MPV

8. Scrum Framework Daily Scrum Project Planning Sprint Review
What did you do yesterday?
What will you do today?
Do you have any impediments?
Project Planning
Daily Scrum
Sprint
Review
Sprint Retrospective
Product Backlog
Sprint
Planning
Potentially shippable product increment
1-4 weeks
Sprint Backlog

9. The Scrum Team Scrum Master Product Owner Product Delivery Team
Desired
Features
feature
feature
Feature
feature
feature
feature
feature
feature on
working
Scrum Master
Product Owner
Product
Delivery Team

10. The Product Owner Sets the Vision Manages Backlog Elaborates Features
Decides Release Dates
Reviews Work
Develops the product with high quality.

11. The Team
Cross functional
Full time
Self organizing
Empowered
Trust

12. Scrum Master Helps the Team be awesome! Facilitates Protect Coach
Teach
Administer

13. The Artifacts
Product backlog
Sprint backlog
Burn down / burn up chart

14. The Ceremonies Sprint Planning Daily Standup Sprint Review
Retrospective

15. Scrum Speak Epic User Story Planning Poker Story Points Velocity
Done / DoD
Spiking
Sprint Zero

16. Scrum Takeaways Scrum isn’t necessarily easier Scrum requires planning
80% of the users only use 20% of the features
Sutherland’s book – Scrum: The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time
James Davis, PhD