SCRUM - Nexus Flashcards
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How can dependencies between Scrum Teams be reduced?
If
- Requirements
- Team Member Knowledge
- Code / Test artifactsare mapped to the same team.
The Nexus Guide (Page 2)
What is the next step for work that is identified during the Nexus Daily SCRUM?
It is taken back to the individual SCRUM Teams for planning inside their Daily SCRUM events.
The Nexus Guide (Page 7)
Why does software development present additional difficulties?
Because its not physically present
The Nexus Guide (Page 2)
What is the best description of Nexus Sprint Planning?
Appropriate representatives from each SCRUM Team meet to discuss and review the refined Product Backlog.
The Nexus Guide (Page 4)
What is the first topic the cross-team Refinement should address?
Decomposing Product Backlog Items into enough detail in order to understand which teams might deliver them, and in what sequence over upcoming Sprints.
The Nexus Guide (Page 8)
What is the major difference between SCRUM Guidelines and Nexus Guidelines with respect to teams working together?
More attention is paid to dependencies and interoperation between SCRUM Teams, delivering one “Done” Integrated Increment at lease every Sprint.
The Nexus Guide (Page 3)
Who in the Nexus Plans out the Nexus Sprint Plan?
Each SCRUM Team plans its own Sprint, interacting with other teams as appropriate.
The Nexus Guide (Page 4)
When considering the number, frequency, duration and attendance of Refinement meetings what is the main driving factor?
Dependencies inherent in the Product Backlog
The Nexus Guide (Page 8)
In the Diagram what does 2 Represent?
Nexus Sprint PlanningThe Nexus Guide - Cover
The Nexus Guide (Page 10)
Who makes up the Nexus Integration Team?
- Product Owner
- SCRUM Master
- Nexus Integration Team Members
The Nexus Guide (Page 3)
What is the “Nexus Sprint Backlog”?
An artifact that exists to assist with transparency during the Sprint, and collects the items which are refined and made ready, to indicate which team will perform the work during the Sprint.
The Nexus Guide (Page 3)
If all members of the SCRUM Teams, may do all of the work in the Nexus - then how do the SCRUM Teams select the most appropriate members to do the specific work?
Base on Dependencies
The Nexus Guide (Page 4)
Do SCRUM Teams within the Nexus maintain a joint Sprint Backlog?
No - All SCRUM Teams maintain their individual Sprint Backlog.
The Nexus Guide (Page 3)
Where should all product backlog items selected for the Sprint and their dependencies be visualized?
On the Nexus Sprint Backlog
The Nexus Guide (Page 7)
How do you know if enough refinement meetings have been performed during a Sprint?
If the Product Backlog items are ready and selectable with minimum dependencies during the Sprint Planning meeting.
The Nexus Guide (Page 9)
What part of the Nexus Sprint Retrospective allows the individual Sprint Teams to form actions to address issues during their individual SCRUM Team Sprint Retrospectives?
Each SCRUM Team holding their own Sprint Retro as described in the SCRUM Framework.
The Nexus Guide (Page 8)
What are the 3 parts to a Nexus Sprint Retrospective?
1 - Opportunity for appropriate representatives for across a Nexus to meeting and identify issues that have impacted more than a single team.
2 - Each SCRUM Team holding their own Sprint Retrospective as described in the SCRUM Framework.
3 - Opportunity for appropriate representative from the SCRUM Teams to meet again and agree on how to visualize and track identified actions.
The Nexus Guide (Page 7 - 8)
What is the second topic the cross-team Refinement should address? Why?
Identify Dependencies to provide visualization across teams and Sprints.This helps the team re-order the sequencing and allocation of their work in order to minimize the number of cross-team dependencies.
The Nexus Guide (Page 8 - 9)
In the Diagram what does 5 Represent?
Integrated IncrementThe Nexus Guide - Cover
The Nexus Guide (Page 10)
Who does the Nexus work during the Sprint?
“All work may be done by all members of the SCRUM Teams, as cross-functional members of the Nexus.”
The Nexus Guide (Page 4)
What roles are related to the “Nexus Integration Team”?
- Nexus Product Owner
- Nexus SCRUM Master
- Nexus Integration Team Members
The Nexus Guide (Page 3)
What is the difference between the Nexus and SCRUM Team Product Owner?
None they are the same person - there can only be one Product Backlog - and one owner.
The Nexus Guide (Page 5)
Are Nexus ceremonies (Events) time-boxed?
Yes
The Nexus Guide (Page 6)
What is the role of the Product Owner in Sprint Planning?
Providing domain knowledge and guides selection and priority decisions.
The Nexus Guide (Page 6)