Matthew Evans shares with us an Excel spreadsheet that allows to record and visualize informations about your Scrum sprint. One sheet allows to manage the sprint data with the estimated and actual work for each story. A project page consolidate the sprints data at a project level.  Visit the “Agile scrum project management spreadsheet” page to get the spreadsheet.

Continuous delivery allows teams to reduce dramatically the transaction cost of releasing high-quality software, so you can do it much more frequently, providing a much richer and faster feedback cycle from users back to product teams. But, in turn, you need to change the way you think about managing the flow of work through the software delivery process.

The Agile Karlskrona test is a simple self-assesement test that tries to answer the “How agile are you?” question. With 11 questions, this test should help you find where “on the road” from waterfall to agile your software development team is at the moment.

The Scrum checklist is a simple tool that provides guidelines to assess your current implementation of Scrum or help you adopting it. Created by Henrik Kniberg, the author of “Scrum from the Trenches”, they incorporate his experience gained during years helping companies getting started with Scrum and many meetings with other practitioners, trainers and Scrum coaches.

The Integrum SCRUMCast is a set of weekly podcasts and videos produced by Integrum on various Scrum related topics like the usage of Agile tools or integrating user experience design with Agile process.

The Scrum Expectation Line is defined by Zsolt Fabók as the line that follows the expectations of the Product Owner during each sprint. In this blog post, he discusses the difference between the team capacity to deliver and what the Product Owner wants in each Sprint and explains how his team deals with it.

Roy Osherove shares in this video how you can you manage a person who is always late to a stand-up meeting.

The Scrum Community was formed after the Scrum Gathering Nov 2006 in Minneapolis and aim at improving the Scrum practices. The Scrum Community provides a lot of different resources in its wiki, like this interesting catalog of Scrum smells.

This series of articles was cre­at­ed to help you get the prac­tice of ret­ro­spec­tives built into your com­pany. It walks through the approach, nec­es­sary roles, in addi­tion to guides for each role to help your com­pany get started quickly.

A directory of articles on the scrum agile project management approach: sprints, velocity, backlog, user stories management.
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