What Scrum Is Not (Advanced)

Scrum is a lightweight framework, as defined in the Scrum Guide. This means we all must figure out how our practices can work within the framework. How can we know whether these generally accepted practices help or hurt the team? Follow along with Dhaval Panchal, (CEC®, CST®) and founder of Evolve Agility, as he guides you through assessing your scrum implementation and building the collective intelligence of your team. 

The course is aligned with the following Advanced Certified Scrum Product Owner (A-CSPO®) learning objectives:

• 1.10 list at least three development practices that could help their Scrum Team deliver a high-quality Increment and reduce technical debt each Sprint.
• 3.1 use one technique to connect developers directly to customers and users. 
• 2.1 discuss a real-world example of how product strategy is operationalized and evolves over time in an agile organization. 

Course Sections: 

• Scrum: A Lightwork Framework
• Activities in Scrum Implementation
• Focusing on Essentials
• Wrapping Around Existing Practices
• Improving or Impairing Collective Intelligence? 
• Building Collective Intelligence
• Appendix and Course Resources
• Claim SEUs

Course created in collaboration with subject matter expert: Dhaval Panchal

Dhaval Panchal is an Experienced Executive, Agile Coach, and Organization Design consultant. He is founder of Evolve Agility, a Scrum Alliance Certified Enterprise Coach® (CEC), Certified Scrum Trainer® (CST), and Certified Agile Leadership-Educator (CAL-E). Dhaval Panchal is actively involved in the local Houston Agile community. Dhaval has led large-scale Agile transformations for companies in Oil & Gas, Banking, Insurance, Gaming, and Medical business domains. He has more than 18 years of Agile implementation, coaching, and transformation experience.