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The Ultimate Scrum Guide is thought to be a book that stays on your desk - to be picked up when you have a question or want details e.g. on a technique. It is a book, in which you make notes and which you use to explain. We think it is the only Scrum book you will need. That's why we call it the Ultimate Scrum Guide.

“ For this purpose we developed a guide which we share with you here. This is our System Thinking Approach to Introducing Kanban (STATIK). The result: more than a board When we tried to pin down the objectives of the workshop (how you do it as a good moderator) we quickly realized that it is not just about a board with cards, but about implementing the Kanban Framework.

And do Scrum Teams have to document requirements in the user story format? Don’t they otherwise make a “real” Scrum? What does the Scrum Guide say? If the User Story format is mandatory for Scrum Teams, then it should be in the Scrum Guide. Pragmatically as I am, I entered the words “User Story” into the text search of the Scrum Guide and didn’t get a single hit!

All artifacts, roles and events of Scrum compiled in a pocket format – that is Scrum Compact. Your faithful companion in Scrum projects Scrum Compact is a compact version of the current Scrum guide. It aligned with our Scrum Poster. It is supplemented by helpful checklists.

A Scrum Master is accountable for establishing Scrum, as defined in the Scrum Guide , and for the effectiveness of the Scrum Team. Scrum Masters are true leaders who serve the Scrum Team and the larger organization.

Guides you through the evening: Stephanie Lohß Stephanie Lohß is an agile coach, scrum and change trainer at wibas and has been supporting clients with changes, including agile transformations, for many years. As an expert in agility, scrum and change management, she is valued at management and employee level for her pragmatic and emphatic approach to people and situations.

Foegen et. al: Ultimate Scrum Guide 3.0, wibas, 2020D. Leffingwell: "Agile Software Requirements: Lean Requirements Practices for Teams, Programs, and the Enterprise", Addison-Wesley, 2011C. Larman and B.

Is that really what the Scrum Guide says?

Visualization is an important tool for Scrum teams to talk about the same, make decisions, show processes, explain Scrum to others and so on. But drawing yourself is not exactly easy and the statement “practice makes perfect” is not very helpful. Therefore I will give you a step by step Scrum visualization guide to help you.

More information about Scrum can be found in the Scrum Guide and our books You can find the definition of Scrum in the Scrum Guide. Our Scrum Compact offers you the Scrum description in a practical pocket format, and our Scrum Poster same information in wall format. A detailed book with quite a few techniques is our Ultimate Scrum Guide. And online everything is in our Scrum Browser.