Ken Schwaber hat es damals eingeführt. Jeder der in einem Certified ScrumMaster Training nach einer Pause zu spät wieder an seinem Platz war, musste 1 US Dollar zahlen. Auf diese Weise hat er versucht, die notwendige Disziplin, die Scrum verlangt einzuführen. Die Beträge – in Brasilien waren es einmal fast 50 Euro - mussten immer … weiterlesen →
Author Archives: Boris Gloger
Agility and Organizational Patterns
Jeff Sutherland shows on this blog the importance of Agility and Organizational Patterns. For me more important than this was a talk during the XP Days 2007 in Mechelen, Belgium. Marc Evers and Wilhelm van de Ende talked in a very impressive 45 minute talk about cultural patterns of organizations. They got their ideas mainly … weiterlesen →
Österreich hat eine Scrum Mailing Liste
Auf dem Scrum Brunch letzte Woche mit Jeff Sutherland – (Photos) kam der Wunsch auf eine Yahoo Mailing-Liste für Scrum-”Aktivisten” :) in Österreich zu beginnen. Diese Liste wird moderiert von Peter Beck. -> Adresse der Liste (http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/scrum_oesterreich/) Wir freuen uns über jede Anmeldung. Viel Spass beim Diskutieren. Boris
Money for nothing | Change for free | Jeff Sutherland
— Vienna, 29.03.08, Jeff Sutherland, Boris Gloger, and 35 more people in a large meeting room — Boris had invited to an event that gave all participants of this event the chance to talk to Jeff Sutherland directly.The meeting was run like a speed dating event. Every 20 minutes the people on one table needed to … weiterlesen →
Scrum Trainer Retreat 2008 | Video | ScrumMonkey
Stacia Broderick is maybe the most creative Scrum Trainer. She convinced us during the trainer retreat to do a movie, again. If you want to see the dynamic of a Scrum Team, you must have a look.
When you life in New York than you can collaborate worldwide
Friedman talks about the flattening of the world. He shows us that teams in USA and teams in India work tightly together. Diego Rodriguez and Doug Solomon, added in “Leadership and Innovation in a Network World“: New communication and collaboration platforms, media, and tools now allow many-to-many collaboration at a scale and cost that could … weiterlesen →
The hills are alive with the sound of Scrum
Paul Goddard writes that agile projects and music have many parallels. Both are the result of a vision realised. Each follows an agile process of testing, reworking and listening to playback as the end result is iteratively achieved. In music it is by the development of a simple melody (addition of vocals, etc), in software … weiterlesen →