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Scrum Process Diagram (for PowerPoint and Google Slides)
The document discusses the structure and processes involved in sprint planning meetings within the Scrum framework, including roles such as scrum master and product owner. It emphasizes aspects like sprint backlog, product backlog, daily scrums, and sprint reviews and retrospectives. Additionally, it stresses the importance of prioritizing features and updating the product increment throughout the cycle.
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- 1. Sprint planning meeting Daily Cycle Updateproduct Product increment Sprintreview Sprint retrospective Preparation •This is an example text. •Go ahead and replace it with your own text •This is an example text. Scrum master RELEASE Product owner SCRUM ROLES Team members Stakeholders SCRUM PROCESS SCRUM PROCESS Users
- 2. SCRUM ROLES SCRUM PROCESS 24h Scrum. •This is an example text. Go ahead and replace it with your own text •This is an example text. •Go ahead and replace it with your own text •This is an example text. Go ahead and 24 HOURS 30 DAYS Sprint backlog Features assigned to spring Backlog Items Expanded by team New functionality Product Backlog Prioritized product features desired by client
- 3. RELEASE Sprint planning meeting Daily Cycle Updateproduct Product increment Sprint review Sprint retrospective Preparation •This is an example text. •Go ahead and replace it with your own text •This is an example text. SCRUM ROLES SCRUM PROCESS 1. This is an example text. •This is an example text. Go ahead and replace it with your own text •This is an example text. •Go ahead and replace it with your own text •This is an example text. Go ahead and Daily Scrum Daily Work SCRUM PROCESS
- 4. Product backlog Product backlog Detsreport SCRUM ARTEFACTS SCRUM PROCESS RELEASE Sprint planning meeting Daily Cycle Update product Product increment Sprint review Sprint retrospective Preparation •This is an example text. •Go ahead and replace it with your own text •This is an example text. SCRUM PROCESS Implement list Product backlog burndown Sprint backlog Sprint backlog burn down
- 5. Product backlog Product backlog detsreport SCRUM ARTEFACTS Impliment list Product backlog burndown Sprint backlog Sprint backlog burndown Sprint planning meeting Daily Cycle Updateproduct Product increment Sprint review Sprint retrospective Preparation •This is an example text. •Go ahead and replace it with your own text •This is an example text. Scrum master RELEASE Product owner SCRUM ROLES Team members Stakeholders SCRUM PROCESS SCRUM PROCESS Users Daily Scrum Daily Work
- 6. SCRUM PROCESS 24H 1 –4 WEEKS Sprint backlog • Features assigned to spring • Features assigned to spring Backlog Items Expanded by team New Product Product backlog • Features assigned to spring
- 7. SCRUM PROCESS 24H 1 –4 WEEKS Sprint backlog • Features assigned to spring • Features assigned to spring Backlog Items Expanded by team Product backlog • Features assigned to spring Retrospective Review
- 8. SCRUM ROLES SCRUM PROCESS 24h Scrum. •This is an example text. Go ahead and replace it with your own text •This is an example text. •Go ahead and replace it with your own text •This is an example text. Go ahead and 24 HOURS 2 WEEKS Sprint backlog 1. Example text 2. Example text 3. Example text Backlog 1. Example text 2. Example text 3. Example text New functionality ProductBacklog 1. Example text 2. Example text 3. Example text
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