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written by: Ronda Bowen • edited by: Michele McDonough • updated: 3/7/2010 You may have found yourself wondering what "Scrum" stands for. This article answers that question and other questions the newly initiated may have about Scrum when implementing it into their work environments. scientists What Does "Scrum" Stand For?
What Does Scrum Stand For?
Updated January, 2013 Questions about our Certification Philosophy Why does the Scrum Alliance offer a certification program? When Scrum was first introduced, the only available training was in the form of articles, presentations, and books. By reading these resources, many grasped the iterative nature of Scrum but missed the principles and practices that are necessary for successful implementation.
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The Product Manager – Role and Responsibilities : Agile101 – Agile Project Management and Digital Publishing
The Product Manager represents the Product Owner and the End-User/Customer – they are responsible for defining and scheduling the delivery of high quality output in line with business requirements and priorities . The Product Manager and the Product Owner define the ‘What’ , The Scrum Team define the ‘How’ and they work together to agree the ‘When’ . The Product Manager is on hand during the course of the Sprint for questions and confirmation of progress in the ‘right direction’.
Aside from being the high point of a visit by a number of McKinsey Management Consultants (who apparently stopped to take pictures – no joke), the Epic Board also got the nod of approval from Howard Averill, CFO of Time Inc. Continue reading Although I use this board to track our development programme across multiple products, teams and sprints, the Epic Board can also be a very useful project management tool. See The Epic Board – An Essential Project Management Tool. Continue reading
Agile Epic Board : Agile101 – Agile Project Management and Digital Publishing
