How to ensure that Scrum Backlog Management is ensured, to ensure that the team is on the path of success (contd..) – Part 3
Filed Under Product, Product Backlog, Product Management, Scrum | Posted on April 20, 2010
The past 2 posts have been along about how to ensure that the Backlog Management is properly done, and also to try to take measures to improve the way that the Backlog is used. In this post, we will continue our discussion on this topic. Some more items that a Scrum team (and the ScrumMaster) [...]
How to determine the list of features for management approval at the start of a project when using Scrum
Filed Under Features, Product, Product Management, Scrum | Posted on April 3, 2010
Consider the case of a product development company working on multiple products. If you consider one of these products, let us call it ‘Video Producer’, which is now in version 5. The development cycle of a version of the product lasts 15 months, and in the current run, the team starts the product version 5 [...]
Scrum of Scrums – How the process works, and some modifications / variations
Filed Under Improvement, Issues, Product Management, Product Owner, Scrum | Posted on March 4, 2010
In the previous post (brief overview of Scrum of Scrums), I mentioned the Scrum of Scrums. In this post, will post some more details of how it operates (including some variations), and some scenarios in which it is needed. When needed A Scrum of Scrums is very useful when the overall project is much larger [...]
Responsibilites of a Product Owner in Scrum
Filed Under Product, Product Backlog, Product Management, Product Owner, Requirements, Scrum | Posted on January 27, 2010
The Product Owner is a critical person as per Scrum, since the Product Owner is a representative of the Product Management team, and represents the interests of the customers, is the interface for the team with the whole process of requirements / features, and also owns the Product Backlog. Here are some more details of [...]
