Scrum@Scale Foundations For Teams

Effective Scaling Strategies for Agile Teams

What you'll learn

Comprehend the fundamentals of Scrum@Scale and its importance in scaling Scrum across large teams and complex projects.

Understand the role of organizational refactoring in optimizing Scrum@Scale implementation.

Coordinate and manage multiple Scrum teams for improved performance and collaboration.

Recognize the significance of leadership in driving the success of Scrum@Scale.

Apply the principles of both the Product Owner and Scrum Master cycles within the Scrum@Scale framework.

Utilize feedback, metrics, and transparency for effective decision-making and continuous improvement.

Requirements

Participants will have a base understanding of Scrum, ideally with a Registered Scrum Master, Professional Scrum Master, or Certified ScrumMaster Credential.

Description

Welcome to "Scrum@Scale Foundations for Teams", a practical and straightforward course designed to introduce you to the essentials of Scrum@Scale. This course is ideal for those new to the Scrum@Scale framework, whether you are a team member joining an organization using Scrum@Scale or a leader managing teams within this environment. It provides a clear, introductory understanding of the framework, ensuring you can effectively integrate into a Scrum@Scale setting.Scrum@Scale is a leading scaling framework created by the co-creator of Scrum, Dr. Jeff Sutherland. It extends the Scrum framework to manage multiple teams working together. It tackles the unique challenges of coordinating several teams, ensuring that they work in unison towards common goals while preserving the agility and efficiency of Scrum.Throughout this course, you'll explore the key elements of Scrum@Scale, including its approach to scaling Scrum for multiple teams. You will learn how the framework promotes efficient team organization, effective prioritization, and streamlined delivery processes. This course will also delve into the adaptation of traditional Scrum roles and events within a larger, scaled environment.Key learnings include:Grasping the basics of the Scrum@Scale framework.Understanding how to scale Scrum across multiple teams effectively.Learning the importance of collaboration and communication in a multi-team setup.Aligning various Scrum teams towards a shared organizational goal.Adapting Scrum roles and events for a scaled Agile context.This course combines theoretical knowledge with real-life scenarios, ensuring that you not only understand Scrum@Scale but can also apply it in practical settings. It is an ideal starting point for those stepping into a Scrum@Scale environment and a valuable resource for leaders overseeing such teams.By the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of Scrum@Scale, preparing you to be an effective member or leader of a Scrum@Scale team. This course empowers you with the knowledge and skills to navigate the complexities of working in a multi-team Agile environment, contributing positively to your team's success and your organization's Agile journey.Enroll in "Scrum@Scale Foundations for Teams" today and begin your path to mastering Scrum@Scale in a multi-team Agile setting.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Meet Your Teacher

Lecture 3 The Scrum@Scale Guide

Lecture 4 The 4 Mega Issues of Scrum@Scale

Lecture 5 Multiple Scrum Teams

Lecture 6 Product Owner Team

Lecture 7 Scrum of Scrums

Lecture 8 Leadership

Lecture 9 The Loops

Section 2: The Scrum Master Cycle

Lecture 10 Introduction to the Scrum Master Cycle

Lecture 11 The Executive Action Team

Lecture 12 Continuous Improvement

Lecture 13 Cross-Team Coordination

Lecture 14 Delivery

Lecture 15 Definition of Done

Lecture 16 Your Definition of Done

Section 3: The Product Owner Cycle

Lecture 17 Introduction to the Product Owner Cycle

Lecture 18 The Executive MetaScrum

Lecture 19 Strategic Vision

Lecture 20 Backlog Prioritization

Lecture 21 Sources of Business Value

Lecture 22 Backlog Refinement

Lecture 23 Release Planning

Lecture 24 Release Planning Schedule

Section 4: Connecting the Two Cycles

Lecture 25 Connecting the Two Cycles

Lecture 26 Feedback

Lecture 27 Metrics

Section 5: Conclusion

Lecture 28 Conclusion and Next Steps

Scrum and Agile practitioners looking to understand how to scale their teams using Scrum@Scale,Scrum Masters looking to deepen their understanding of advanced Scrum and Agile concepts