Lightning Talk - SCRUM

1. Diogo Salaberri

2. SCRUM
 Metodology to develop and managment
complex products.
 Team associated a roles, artifacts,
events, rules;
 Each role has a defined purpose.

3. SCRUM - Sprint
 Basic unit of SCRUM development;
 Timeboxed (1 or 2 weeks ~ 1 month);
 Preceded by a planning meeting;
 Followed by a retrospective;

4. SCRUM - Roles
 Product Owner
 Product Vision
 Voice of the custumer
 Ensure the team delivers for business
 SCRUM Master
 Disrrupt any distraction for team
 Apply SCRUM practices
 Isn’t a Team Leader
 SCRUM Team
 Self organized
 Code, Test, Design, estimates, task definition;

5. SCRUM - Meetings
 Planning
 Plan the next Sprint, based on previous velocity
 Timeboxed (8hrs)
 Daily
 Team updates
 Timeboxed (15min)
 Sprint Review
 Discuss about previous sprint at product level;
 Timeboxed (4hrs)
 Retrospective
 Discuss about was done, at people level;
 Timeboxed (3hrs)

6. SCRUM - Artifacts
 Product Backlog (PB)
 Wish list for the product;
 Release Backlog (RB)
 Division of PB itens;
 Should be prioritized;
 Sprint Backlog (SB)
 Division of RB itens;
 Ordeing by RB priority order;
 "Can we also do this?"
 Increment
 Sum of all the PB Items completed during a sprint
and all previous sprints;

7. SCRUM
 Definition of Done
 Incremental definition
 Depends on Team Maturity
 Burndown
 Graphic to show product progress;
 Work x Time;
 Should be daily updated;

8. SCRUM
 Isn’t a Silver Bullet
 Don’t have magic solution to complex
problems;
 Ideally used to develop and manage
complex products that changes quickly;

9. SCRUM