December 2017
Intermediate to advanced
176 pages
3h 50m
English
book
The Nexus Framework for Scaling Scrum: Continuously Delivering an Integrated Product with Multiple Scrum Teams
by Kurt Bittner, Patricia Kong, Dave West
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5RUNNING A SPRINT IN NEXUS
The daily rhythm in a Nexus does not change much for a team that is accustomed to using Scrum. Each team still has its Daily Scrum meeting, and when they encounter issues for which they need help from other teams, they now have a Nexus Daily Scrum that helps them raise and resolve the issue(s). The Nexus produces an Integrated Increment, just as in Scrum. At the end of the Sprint they have a Nexus Sprint Review, which is for the whole Nexus. They also conduct a Sprint Retrospective for the Nexus as a whole, as well as having individual Sprint Retrospectives (see Figure 5-1).
Figure 5-1 Nexus is still Scrum, it just ...
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