Special August Event: Dr. JEFF SUTHERLAND on SCRUM at SCALE

When: August 28, 2014
Where: Cambridge MA
Who: Dr. Jeff Sutherland

Description

Scrum At Scale

Jeff Sutherland presented Scrum at Scale at Agile 2014 with Alex Brown, COO of Scrum Inc. – an object-oriented model for scaling Scrum across the business.

The modular approach allows for the overall system to work together even if individuals module aren’t agile. This allows the framework to support many different contexts verses other more “tightly coupled” scaling systems.

They discussed:

    • the full case for a modular vs. deterministic model of scaled Scrum
    • the overall vision for a modular scaled Scrum that spans the team, program/product/business unit, and enterprise levels
    • specific examples of different successful practices

This is not a cookie-cutter answer for large-scale Scrum implementations. Instead, it will fundamentally change the way you think about agile processes within your organization and equip you to lead a thoughtful exploration of what the organization really needs from scaling Scrum.

About Jeff Sutherland

Jeff Sutherland
JEFF SUTHERLAND (on the right side of the picture) is an Agile industry pioneer who formulated the Scrum framework with Ken Schwaber in the 1990′s in Greater Boston. He is most recently the author of THE ART OF DOING TWICE THE WORK IN HALF THE TIME.

Schedule

6:00PM Agile Intro & QA

6:30PM Food and socializing

6:50PM Announcements

6:55PM MAIN EVENT

7:55PM DONE

8:00PM DONE-DONE

Venue

ONE BROADWAY, CAMBRIDGE MA

(Kendall Square area)

Directions

http://www.vencaf.org/directions/

VENUE NOTES:

Our meeting is part of a larger event called VENTURE CAFE. You will be oriented to the correct room when you arrive.

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