2. Kostas Rigas
❖ 10 years experience as a Software engineer.
❖ 3 years experience as a Scrum master.
❖ Agile enthusiast.
❖ Worked in many global projects, with a lot of teams that tried to
scale scrum.
❖ Currently I am working in a global project of 140 people (more than
10 teams scrum teams)
3. Agile development works well with 1-2 teams but the
challenges appear when the organization decides to
scale up.
5. Coordinating work across the teams (Tips)
❖ Lookahead planning (2-3 sprints).
➢ Common Planning events between teams (Big room planning)
6. Coordinating work across the teams (Tips)
❖ Dependency Management
➢ Visualize Dependencies (via boards or web tools).
7. Coordinating work across the teams (Tips)
❖ Dependency Management
➢ Feature teams (instead of component teams).
8. Integrating work across the teams (Tips)
❖ Common definition of DONE (including integration tests).
9. Integrating work across the teams (Tips)
❖ Integration team
➢ Not full time job.
➢ Resolve issues related with the integrated product increment.
➢ Help the teams with CI/CD etc.
21. Quote by Craig Larman and Bas Vodde
….That rarely happens ”
“ How can we calculate how many people we will need ?
Our suggestion is “Start with a small group of great people
and only grow when it really starts to hurt”
22. The End
Q&A
Resources and References
★ Large-Scale Scrum: More with LeSS by Craig
Larman, Bas Vodde
★ Scaling Scrum with Nexus
★ Scaling Agile and working with distributed teams
by Mike Cohn
★ Agile Teams at scale by Esther Derby
★ Scaled Agile framework
★ Scrum Multiple-teams Frameworks
★ Top 10 agile metrics kpis
Created by Kostas Rigas