In the previous posts, we discussed the roles in Scrum, and their desired traits. Now let’s have a summary of the responsibilities of each role in a Scrum project. The table given below provides a crisp outline of responsibilities of the Scrum roles. Role Responsibilities Scrum Guidance Body Establishes overall guidelines and metrics for…
How is the Retrospect Sprint Meeting related to the ‘inspect-adapt’ aspect of Scrum? The Retrospect Sprint Meeting is an important element of the ‘inspect-adapt’ Scrum framework and it is the final step in a Sprint. All Scrum Team members attend the meeting, which is facilitated or moderated by the Scrum Master. It is recommended, but…
We know that a Scrum project involves a collaborative effort to create a new product, service, or any other result. So we need to define, how the methodology works for a project, program or portfolio. But before that, we need to define these three terms. Definition of Project, Program, and Portfolio Project—A project is…
How is the process of Demonstrate and Validate Sprint helpful in a Scrum Project? At the end of every Sprint it is important to demonstrate and validate the sprint so that the Scrum Project runs on the desired line of product development. This process is an essential part of the Review and Retrospect phase of…
The Release phase emphasizes delivering the Accepted Deliverables to the customer and identifying, documenting, and internalizing the lessons learned during the project. Accepted Deliverables are delivered or transitioned to the relevant stakeholders. In the Ship deliverables process of Scrum, a formal Working Deliverables Agreement documents the successful completion of the Sprint. The inputs, tools,…
