Guide info Flashcards
What is Scrum?
lightweight framework
Who is Scrum intended for?
people, teams, organizations
What is the objective of Scrum?
to generate value
By which means is the value generated in Scrum?
through adaptive solutions
What is Scrum addressing in the end?
complex problems
What are the Scrum theories?
empiricism and lean thinking
What are the Scrum pillars?
transparency, inspection, adaptation
Transparency enables …..
inspection;
inspection without transparency is misleading and wasteful.
Inspection enables …..
adaptation;
inspection without adaptation is pointless.
Role of transparency
what, reasoning, scope
- the process and work must be visible to those doing the work, as well as to those receiving the work;
- important decisions are based on the perceived state of the artifacts; low artifacts transparency can lead to decisions that diminish value and increase risk.
Role of inspection
what, how often, through what means, to what end
- inspect frequently and diligently the Scrum artifacts and the process to detect undesirable variances or problems, through the Scrum events (they should provoke change) to enable adaptation.
Role of adaptation
what involves, requirements, when
- to adjust when aspects of the process deviate outside acceptable limits or the product is unacceptable;
- requirements: empowered and self-managing people;
- adjustment must be made as soon as possible when something is learned through inspection to minimize further deviation.
What are the Scrum values?
commitment, focus, openness, respect, courage
Scrum value - commitment
the Scrum Team commits to achieving its goal and supporting each other
Scrum value - focus
the Scrum Team’s primary focus is on the work of the Sprint
