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Introduction to Scaling Scrum

What is Scaled Scrum?

When to Scale Scrum

Team Coordination and Dependencies

Coordinating Multiple Teams

Delivering a Single Integrated Increment

Scaled Roles, Events, and Artifacts

New Roles in Scaled Scrum

Scaled Scrum Events

Scaled Scrum Artifacts

Quality and the Definition of Done

The Shared Definition of Done

Ensuring Quality Across Teams

Quiz

Quiz: Scaling Principles and Indicators

Quiz: Coordination and Integration

Quiz: Scaled Roles and Responsibilities

Quiz: Scaled Events and Artifacts

Quiz: Quality and Definition of Done

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Are you ready to take your Agile practices to the next level. Welcome to "Scaled Scrum Professional: Coordinating Multi-Team Product Delivery.

Are you ready to take your Agile practices to the next level? Welcome to "Scaled Scrum Professional: Coordinating Multi-Team Product Delivery." As organizations grow, the complexity of delivering high-quality products increases exponentially. Single-team Scrum is highly effective, but what happens when you need multiple teams working together on a single product? This comprehensive course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills required to successfully scale Scrum in an enterprise environment.

Throughout this course, you will explore the core principles of scaling Scrum and learn how to identify the key indicators that your organization is ready for a multi-team structure. We will dive deep into the mechanics of team coordination, teaching you how to manage cross-team dependencies, eliminate bottlenecks, and ensure seamless communication. You will also discover how to align multiple sprint goals to deliver a single, cohesive, and integrated product increment.

Furthermore, this course covers the essential adaptations to Scrum roles, events, and artifacts necessary for scaled environments. You will learn about new leadership and integration responsibilities, how to conduct synchronized cross-team planning, and the critical importance of a shared Definition of Done to maintain uncompromising quality. Whether you are a Scrum Master, Product Owner, Agile Coach, or organizational leader, this course will provide you with the practical strategies needed to mitigate technical debt, integrate code continuously, and drive successful multi-team product delivery. Join us and become a catalyst for enterprise-level Agile transformation!

Scaled Scrum Professional: Coordinating Multi-Team Product Delivery

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            <p>Transitioning from a single-team Scrum environment to a multi-team structure introduces complex organizational and technical challenges. As enterprises expand their product development efforts, the necessity to coordinate multiple teams working simultaneously on a single product becomes paramount. This course, Scaled Scrum Professional: Coordinating Multi-Team Product Delivery, provides a comprehensive examination of the core principles required to scale Scrum effectively. It addresses the critical indicators that signal an organization's readiness to transition to a multi-team structure and establishes the foundational Scrum concepts that remain steadfast even as the development environment grows in complexity.</p>

<p>Throughout this program, professionals will explore the intricate mechanisms of cross-team coordination and dependency management, focusing on the ultimate objective of delivering a single, cohesive integrated product increment. The curriculum meticulously details the adaptation of traditional Scrum roles, the introduction of specific integration responsibilities, and the implementation of scaled events and artifacts, including the utilization of a unified Product Backlog. Furthermore, the course emphasizes the critical importance of maintaining rigorous standards through a shared Definition of Done, equipping learners with the strategic practices necessary to mitigate technical debt, resolve defects, and ensure consistent quality across all participating Scrum teams.</p>
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