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Tuesday, November 26, 2013 at 8:26am and last updated
Wednesday, December 4, 2013 at 2:51pm.
AgilePDX Westside (morning) - : Scrum Must Die
Room in Pete Sampras building Room: Courtster (First Floor)
Parking is available in the lot closest to the Pete Sampras Building.
Enter Campus via SW Jenkins Rd. or Jay St.
Use 45°30'37"N 122°49'49"W in Google Maps to see exact location of building.
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Topic:
Scrum Must Die: Many teams over the last decade have moved to Agile Scrum development, but many have missed the key point of doing the adoption-Scrum and it's rituals are merely training-wheels for building a lasting Agile culture. In this topic, Ray Arell talks about how long-term dependency on Scrum can hinder the potential creativity and profitability of teams. Then he will look at successful patterns of how to use the framework to develop core skills and methods that, once the time-box is removed, will enable teams to deliver value daily. Finally, he will contrast the key challenges for teams stuck in the transition as well as key methods for moving forward.
Bio:
Ray Arell is Director of Intel Emergent Systems and Coaching. He is currently a transformative leader in the adoption of agile, Lean, and complex system methods inside Intel, and his group is currently coaching a community of practice of over ten thousand people that are moving to a continuous value delivery culture. Prior to this role, he spent several decades as both an engineer and engineering manager of teams focused on CPU, chipset, graphics, wireless, and software development. He is the coauthor of Change-Based Test Management: Improving the Software Validation Process and is a popular speaker at events worldwide.