Starting a New Project with Scrum Principles
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The document discusses starting a new project using Scrum principles. It outlines an agenda for a meeting where the group will: 1) hear a short talk about starting new projects and setting up a repeatable system; 2) break into smaller groups to shape broad ideas into actions; and 3) have teams prioritize stories from their backlog and begin working. The goal is for the group to take their backlog of ideas and shape them into an initial project using Scrum methods.
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Starting a New Project with Scrum Principles
- 1. Starting a New Project Craig Brown Melbourne Scrum Users Group April 13, 2011 http://www.meetup.com/scrum-12/ www.betterprojects.net
- 2. Last month we came together and created a backlog of things we want to explore. This month our focus is to take this content and shape it into a project, using the principles and methods of scrum. The theme is naturally "Starting a project." The agenda: I'll do a short 10 minute talk and then we break into smaller groups to convert broad concepts and ideas into actions.
- 3. Part 1: Talk
- 4. Talk about starting new projects Learn what’s going on with you guys Set up a repeatable scalable system of getting things done (for this group) Practice some games WHAT DO I WANT OUT OF THIS?
- 8. New Project
- 11. Remember: Everything is relative Image: Jurgen @ Noop.nl Book: Management 3.0
- 12. Who’s who?
- 13. Zombies c/o Pictofigo & Derek Huether Collaboration c/ Bas de Baar
- 14. $ A whole other topic
- 17. What do you guys do?
- 18. User stories are optional… It’s the list that matters. Scaling Software Agility Dean Leffingwell
- 19. Bill Wake INVEST in good user stories Independent Negotiable Valuable Estimable Sized right Testable
- 20. How long is yours?
- 21. Sprinting at Enterprises Release! Release! Release! Release! Release!
- 23. Integration to Prince2 and all that PMO stuff
- 24. Standish 2009 24% 44% 32% I like to use past performance It can be a compelling case
- 25. Now you are ready to get started
- 26. Part 2: Activity
- 27. We work in Teams
- 28. Take the backlog we made last month. Prioritize by coolness Size the stories Teams pick them and go foreward
- 29. Some obvious next steps Converting PBIs to Sprint Backlog Items