This series on support of production issues and Scrum keeps on going on. At the end of the last such post, I ran into some issues buzzing in my head from what I wrote, and then a couple of colleagues talked about some exceptions that they had to make for production support, and as we [...]
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There are 2 previous posts in this series about Scrum and Production Issues, and I thought that I would end with these. However, it did turn out that when I was discussing the issues about Production Support and Scrum with some team members, and also with some other ScrumMasters in the team, there are some [...] In the first part of this topic (Same team working on new features and production support), we talked about the problem that is there when a Scrum team has to work on new features as well as on production support of the existing releases, its impact on morale, and how if the Scrum team does [...] When we look at a Scrum team, we always think of a backlog of new feature requirement, and how to either develop a new product, or a new version of the product. Thus you will always have new requirements generated by the Product Owner, converted into user stories and the team working to estimate these [...] |
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