Scrum 101 (Agile 101)
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Completed on 2017-06-02
About the Book
The authors frequently run talks, discussions and workshops on agile and lean approaches (particularly on Scrum and Kanban). The attendees of each session bring their unique scenarios and personal issues, which result in a variety of questions. No two events are ever the same.
Over the years, these questions have been collected and the most common ones about agile and Scrum are being answered in this book.
So, whether you are new to agile and Scrum, or been using it for a while, we aim to help clarify some of the questions that you have wanted to ask but haven't had the opportunity.
About the Authors
David Lowe is an agile and lean coach who has helped a variety of companies (from start-ups to traditional organisations) over a range of industries (including finance, fashion, automotive, government and travel). He is heavily involved in the Agile and Lean communities: he runs the London Agile Discussion Group, Agile on the Bench and London Lean Coffee. Along with James and Jiten, he runs scrumandkanban.co.uk
James Wyllie is a software delivery consultant, focussed on the principles of Agile and Lean thinking. Specialising in working with both technical and non-technical teams, James helps them collaborate to deliver the right thing in the right way. He has extensive experience in eCommerce, gaming, and more recently in the finance sector. He is an active blogger and conference speaker.
Jiten Vara is a Personal, Business and Agile/Lean coach and trainer. He specialises in working with individuals, teams and organisations to continuously evolve to become the best versions of themselves. Has helped to improve organisation in industries ranging from charity to multi-national retail. Co-organiser of the London Agile Discussion Group and contributer to scrumandkanban.co.uk.
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