A bit academic. Dedicated to Scrum masters, not developers. For Scrum essentials go to Appendix A: Rules.
empirical process control (visibility, inspection, adaptation) vs defined process control, stakeholders, complexity assessment graph, scrum skeleton, product backlog (sprint stories [0.5-n days]), Scrum
roles (product owner, the team, Scrum master), sprint, planning meeting, sprint backlog (sprint tasks [4-16 hours]), daily Scrum, sprint review meeting, sprint retrospective meeting, burn-down chart, adjustment (complexity) factor, the art of the possible, self-organizing team, time-boxing, incremental delivery, sashimi,
sprint goal, changes report, product backlog burndown report, suboptimal measurement, scaled project, daily scrum of scrums, staging.
Scrum is about letting the team estimate the work (stories) initially, divide them into tasks, assign within the team, estimate work left to do every day, and present results every 30 calendar days (sprint). Scrum is about product owners defining, prioritizing, and providing feedback on the work. Scrum allows product owners to see in great detail how the work is progressing daily, and change course if necessary.
- testers are not part of the team at MegaBank, QA starts at the end of every sprint - page 72, however, in other cases, they are part of the team
- there is a special, 2 week, release sprint at MegaEnergy - page 91
- the definitions and index do not include velocity which is an important scrum concept
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