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Tech Webinar - Agili per lo sprint: il framework Scrum
1.
2. AGILI PER LO SPRINT
Il framework SCRUM
Lucia Zappacosta
Presidente Metro Olografix
Consulente aziendale
SCRUM Master
@Lucia Zappacosta#ScrumAgile
A webinar for Codemotion Training
March 20, 2015 [Total Solar Eclipse ]
April 14, 2015
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Hal 9001
Stage in management
of electronic databases
of photography
Regesta.exe
Teaching Accounting &
Management Communication
Università degli Studi di Teramo
System administrator of the site of teh university.
Università degli Studi di Teramo
Researcher / Doctoral student
Università degli Studi di Teramo
Progettazione di
piattaforme e interfacce visuali
per database multimediali
ENEA
Seeker stories of
emigration Abruzzo in Argentina
Infracom Italia S.p.A.
Marketing
communication
and organization of
SPARTA dell’altra arte
White Project
Curator MutaForma
Prima Biennale di
Arte Giovane
Abruzzese
Co-Founder
Videoartscope
Direzione organizativa
e comunicazione
White Project
Curator founder and
organizer of
Lampo
Net & Contemporary
Art Exhibition
Town of Pescara
President of MOCA
Metro Olografix Camp
3 edition
Metro Olografix
Marketing/communication manager
Studio Dr. Alessandro Palumbo
Art Director
Alviani ArtSpace
Creative and
communication Manager
Communité srl
4. AGENDA TECH WEBINAR
1. AGILE METHODS
2. SCRUM
4. ROLES
5. EVENTI
6. ARTEFATTI
7. REGOLE
8. Q&A
@Lucia Zappacosta#ScrumAgile
AGILI PER LO SPRINT
Il framework SCRUM
5. #ScrumAgile
SURVEY:
Are you a coordinator, a PM
or a developer?
How large is the organization?
Do you deal with scrum team teams?
WHAT ABOUT YOU?
8. @Lucia Zappacosta#ScrumAgile
Iterative and incremental method of managing the design and build activities for engineering, information
technology, and new product or service development projects in a highly flexible and interactive manner.
AGILE
DEMING
PLAN
DO
ACT
CHECK
9. @Lucia Zappacosta#ScrumAgile
Scrum is an agile framework for developing and sustaining complex products.
Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland developed Scrum.
SCRUM
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Scrum it is a framework within which you can employ various processes and techniques.
The Scrum framework consists of Scrum Teams and their associated roles, events, artifacts, and rules.
SCRUM FRAMEWORK
24
HOURS
SPRINT
BACKLOG2-4 WEEKS
PRODUCT
BACKLOG
SPRINT
BACKLOG
POTENTIALLY
SHIPPABLE
PRODUCT
INCREMENT
DAILY
SCRUM
MEETING
13. @Lucia Zappacosta#ScrumAgile
AGILE METHOD
SCRUM MASTER
FACILITATES THE SCRUM PROCESS AND TEAM SELF-ORGANIZATION
REMOVES OBSTACLE AND SHIELDS THE TEAM FROM INTERFACE
RESPONSIBLE FOR IMPROVING PERFORMANCE OF THE TEAM
ROLES
17. @Lucia Zappacosta#ScrumAgile
AGILE METHOD
Task board
o Does the team know what has been committed?
o Is task board visible?
o Is board updated since the last stand-up?
o Is time remaining updated since the last stand-up?
o Are all stories and tasks estimated (maybe except spikes)?
o Are stories broken to tasks?
o Are all tasks which are in progress or done assigned?
Impediments
o Are impediments visible to everyone?
o Is the status of impediments updated?
o Are impediments assigned to concrete persons?
Burn Down chart
o Is burn down chart current?
o Do you understand the current status and progress?
o Does anyone add new work into sprint backlog?
o Are you taking an action in case you are late as soon as possible?
SCRUM MASTER
DAILY CHECKLIST
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EVENTS
SPRINT
BACKLOG2-4 WEEKS SPRINT
RETROSPECTIVE
three-hour time-boxed meeting
after the Sprint Review and prior to the next Sprint Planning
Opportunity to inspect itself and create a plan
for improvements to be enacted during the next Sprint.
26. @Lucia Zappacosta#ScrumAgile
ARTIFACTS
PRODUCT
BACKLOG
Is an ordered list of everything that might be needed
Is never complete: is a living artifact
Lists all features, functions, requirements, enhancements, and fixes
Items have the attributes of a description, order, estimate and value
Product Backlog refinement
Is the act of adding detail, estimates and order to items in the PB.
Is an ongoing process in which the Product Owner and the
Development Team collaborate on the details of PB items.
During PB refinement, items are reviewed and revised.
The Scrum Team decides how and when refinement is done.
27. @Lucia Zappacosta#ScrumAgile
SPRINT
BACKLOG
ARTIFACTS
Is the set of Product Backlog items
selected for the Sprint
Is a forecast by the Development Team
to deliver that functionality into a “Done” Increment
Is a plan with enough detail
Is a highly visible, real-time picture
of the work during the sprint
37. @Lucia Zappacosta#ScrumAgile
FAIL! ✪is too small / too large
TEAM✪
CLIENT
doesn’t know you are using SCRUM
✪
MANAGEMENT TEAM
isn’t behind it
✪
SPRINT BACKLOG
is manually track
✪
SPRINT DURATION
is not the same
✪
SPRINT PLANNING MEETING
not with all the team
✪
SPRINTS
not delivering value
✪
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