A Scrum Book by Sutherland, Jeff -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

A Scrum Book

About the Pragmatic Bookshelf Table of Contents Dedications Early Praise for A Scrum Book Product Owner’s Note Preface

The Search for the Bull Discovering the Footprin ts Perceiving the Bull Catching the Bull Taming the Bull Riding the Bull Home The Bull Transcended Both Bull and Self T ranscended Reaching the Source In the World

Acknowledgments Introduction

Scrum—Through the Lens of Experience Patterns of Scrum Getting Started The Fundamental Process A Quick Tour of the Book Book Notations What Now?

Chapter 1: The Scrum Core as Patterns

¶1 The Spirit of the Game The Core Patterns in Bri ef Beyond the Core

Chapter 2: Product Organization Pattern Language

Product Organization Sequence ¶2 The Mist ¶3 Fertile Soil ¶4 Conway’s Law ¶5 Birds of a Feather ¶6 Involve the Managers ¶7 Scrum Team ¶8 Collocated Team ¶9 Small Teams ¶10 Cross-Functional Team ¶11 Product Owner ¶12 Product Owner Team ¶13 Development Partnersh ip ¶14 Development Team ¶15 Stable Teams ¶16 Autonomous Team ¶17 Self-Organizing Team A Scaling Sequence ¶18 Mitosis Kaizen and Kaikaku ¶19 ScrumMaster ¶20 Oyatsu Jinja (Snack Shrine) ¶21 Small Red Phone ¶22 Scrum (Master) Coach ¶23 Fixed Work ¶24 Sprint Planning ¶25 Swarming: One-Piece Continuous Flow ¶26 Kaizen Pulse ¶27 Remove the Shade ¶28 Pop the Happy Bubble ¶29 Daily Scrum ¶30 ScrumMaster Incognito ¶31 Norms of Conduct ¶32 Emergency Procedure ¶33 Illegitimus Non I nterruptus ¶34 Scrum of Scrums ¶35 Sprint Review ¶36 Sprint Retrospective ¶37 MetaScrum ¶38 Product Pride

Chapter 3: Value Stream Pattern Language

Value Stream Sequence ¶39 Vision ¶40 Impediment List ¶41 Value Stream ¶42 Set-Based Design ¶43 Sprint Burndown Chart ¶44 Scrum Board ¶45 Product Roadmap Rhythms: Patterns of Time ¶46 Sprint ¶47 Organizational Sp rint Pulse ¶48 Release Plan ¶49 Release Range Value and ROI ¶50 ROI-Ordered Backlog ¶51 High Value First ¶52 Change for Free ¶53 Money for Nothing Product Backlog Sequence ¶54 Product Backlog ¶55 Product Backlog Item ¶56 Information Radiator ¶57 Pigs Estimate ¶58 Small Items ¶59 Granularity Gradient ¶60 Estimation Points ¶61 Fixed-Date PBI ¶62 Vacation PBI ¶63 Enabling Specification ¶64 Refined Product Backl og ¶65 Definition of Ready Notes on Velocity ¶66 Yesterday’s Weather ¶67 Running Average Velo city ¶68 Aggregate Velocity ¶69 Specialized Velocities ¶70 Updated Velocity ¶71 Sprint Goal ¶72 Sprint Backlog ¶73 Sprint Backlog Item ¶74 Tea ms That Finish Early Accelerate Faster ¶75 Production Episode ¶76 Developer-Ordered Work Plan ¶77 Follow the Moon ¶78 Visible Status ¶79 Dependencies First ¶80 Good Housekeeping ¶81 Whack the Mole ¶82 Definition of Done ¶83 Team Sprint ¶84 Responsive Deployment ¶85 Regular Product Inc rement ¶86 Release Staging Layers ¶87 Testable Improvements ¶88 One Step at a Time ¶89 Value Areas ¶90 Value Stream Fork ¶91 Happiness Metric ¶92 Scrumming the Scrum ¶93 Greatest Value ¶94 Product Wake

Chapter 4: Composing Your Own Pattern Language

Project Languages A Proj ect Language of Highly Effective Teams Your Own Pattern Language

Appendix 1: Patlets

Patterns in the Product Organization Pattern Language Patte rns in the Value Stream Pattern Language Patt erns from the Organizational Patterns Book Patterns from Fearles s Change

Appendix 2: Picture Credits Bibliography