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Scrum is a lightweight framework that helps people, teams and organizations generate value through adaptive solutions for complex problems.
===Introduction:===
 
Scrum is a lightweight framework that helps people, teams and organizations generate value through adaptive solutions for complex problems. This guideline documentation will highlight the key areas to be focused to roll-out Scrum framework for Internal Products and Consulting Projects at Smarter.Codes.
 
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'''Introduction''' :
===3-5-3-5 Rule of Scrum:===
 
This guideline documentation will highlight the key areas to be focused to roll-out Scrum framework for Internal Products and Consulting Projects at Smarter.Codes.
 
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'''Product Vision''': A long term strategic business goal for the product
'''Product Vision''': A long term strategic business goal for the product
 
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'''<u>Key Action 1</u>''': Define the '''Product Goal''':  
'''<u>Key Action 1</u>''': Define the '''Product Goal''':  


As per scrum there will be only one product goal at a given point of time. But for Startup studio like Smarter.Codes we could have a monthly or quarterly intermediate goals to achieve the product vision step-by-step..  
As per scrum there will be only one product goal at a given point of time. But for Startup studio like Smarter.Codes we could have a monthly or quarterly intermediate goals to achieve the product vision step-by-step..  
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'''<u>Key Action 2</u>''': Product Backlog Refinement  
'''<u>Key Action 2</u>''': Product Backlog Refinement  


[https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/scrum-trenches-product-backlog-refinement-scrum-team-responsibility Product Backlog refinement] is the act of breaking down and further defining Product Backlog items (PBI) into smaller more precise items (User Stories).
[https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/scrum-trenches-product-backlog-refinement-scrum-team-responsibility Product Backlog refinement] is the act of breaking down and further defining Product Backlog items (PBI) into smaller more precise items (User Stories).
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'''<u>Refinement Meeting</u>''':  
'''<b>Refinement Meeting</b>''':  
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'''<u>Key Action 3</u> : Define the Sprint Goal''':  
'''<u>Key Action 3</u> : Define the Sprint Goal''':  


Immediate measurable goal based on value delivered as features/increment to achieve the current monthly/quarterly Product Goal.
Immediate measurable goal based on value delivered as features/increment to achieve the current monthly/quarterly Product Goal.
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'''<u>Key Action 4</u> : Sprint Planning'''
'''<u>Key Action 4</u> : Sprint Planning'''


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'''<u>Key Action 5</u> : Daily Scrum'''
'''<u>Key Action 5</u> : Daily Scrum'''


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'''<u>Key Action 6</u> : Sprint Review'''
'''<u>Key Action 6</u> : Sprint Review'''

Revision as of 17:25, 23 September 2022

Introduction:

Scrum is a lightweight framework that helps people, teams and organizations generate value through adaptive solutions for complex problems. This guideline documentation will highlight the key areas to be focused to roll-out Scrum framework for Internal Products and Consulting Projects at Smarter.Codes.

3-5-3-5 Rule of Scrum:

3 Roles 5 Events 3 Artifacts 5 Values
Product Owner Sprint Product Backlog Openness
Scrum Master Sprint Planning Sprint Backlog Courage
Scrum Team Daily Scrum Increment (Iteration) Respect
Sprint Review Focus
Sprint Retrospective Committment


Product Vision: A long term strategic business goal for the product

Key Action 1: Define the Product Goal:

As per scrum there will be only one product goal at a given point of time. But for Startup studio like Smarter.Codes we could have a monthly or quarterly intermediate goals to achieve the product vision step-by-step..

Key Action 2: Product Backlog Refinement

Product Backlog refinement is the act of breaking down and further defining Product Backlog items (PBI) into smaller more precise items (User Stories).

Refinement Meeting:

Key Action 3 : Define the Sprint Goal:

Immediate measurable goal based on value delivered as features/increment to achieve the current monthly/quarterly Product Goal.

Key Action 4 : Sprint Planning

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Key Action 5 : Daily Scrum

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Key Action 6 : Sprint Review

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Key Action 7 : Sprint Retrospective

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