Essential Metrics to Measure Scrum Team Performance
Measuring Scrum team performance involves assessing various aspects to ensure the team is delivering value effectively, and consistently. Here are some key metrics commonly used to measure Scrum team performance. For each metric a brief explanation and a “Trend” that helps you understand how this metric will look like over a period of time. Velocity: […]
Is Definition of Ready Recommended in Scrum?
The concept of “Definition of Ready” is not explicitly a part of the official Scrum framework, but many Scrum teams find it beneficial to establish and use a Definition of Ready as a complementary practice. The Definition of Ready is a set of criteria or conditions that a product backlog item must meet before it […]
Handling partially done items and re-estimation of those items in Scrum
Though the Scrum teams are committed, sometimes it is really difficult to complete all the items selected into the Sprint Backlog by the end of a sprint. A team may have selected ten product backlog items (usually user stories), but they were able to finish seven or eight of them. The other items are often […]
How AI (Artificial Intelligence) can help in Scrum Environment?
Artificial Intelligence is everywhere now! AI encompasses a wide range of technologies and applications from basic pattern recognition to complex decision-making systems. This article helps you understand how AI can be leveraged in a Scrum Environment. AI can provide valuable support in various aspects of the Scrum environment, enhancing productivity, decision-making, and efficiency. Here are […]
Effective ways to address behavioral issues in Scrum Team
Many people think and consider a person’s “Attitude” and “Behavior” to be the same, but they are not. A person’s “Attitude” represents how that person thinks or feels about someone or something. A person’s “Behavior” represents his/her reaction to a particular action, person, or environment. A person’s attitude affects thoughts whereas his/her behavior affects actions. […]
How to make Daily Scrum more effective?
Daily Scrum is one of the Scrum events in the Scrum framework. It is also usually called as Daily-Stand up. Making daily Scrum meetings more effective is crucial for ensuring that the team stays aligned, focused, and engaged throughout the Sprint. The primary participants for the Daily Scrum are the “Developers”, the Product Owner and […]
Velocity and Focus Factor in Scrum
If you are working in a Scrum Project, you must be familiar with the word “Velocity”. But are you aware of the term “Focus Factor” and how you can use it? In this article we are going to make it clear about “Velocity” and “Focus Factor” and how they bot are related. What is Velocity? […]
Pioneering Excellence through CSPO and Scrum Training in Hyderabad
Introduction In the fast-paced world of modern business, methodologies have become indispensable for organizations striving to stay competitive and adaptive. In Hyderabad, Learnovative has emerged as a leading force in the training landscape, offering transformative Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) and Scrum Master training. With a commitment to fostering excellence, Learnovative empowers professionals with the […]
How to decide whether you want to be a Scrum Master or a Product Owner?
As a certified Scrum Trainer, I generally get this question from my participants very often. Not only that, most of the people think that they must do both certifications related to Scrum Master and Product Owner. Well, certifications add value in terms of enhancing your knowledge and may add weight to your resume, you will […]
Scrum Teams should be inspired by Mother
Ever since I started working in Agile, I have been observing my wife’s way of working and how she manages my kids’ dynamic expectations with a sense of correlation of how it can be related to Agile. I thought of mapping my observation to some of the Agile principles as a metaphor. Based on my […]
