Mastering Professional Scrum: Coaches' Notes for Busting Myths, Solving Challenges, and Growing Agility (精通專業Scrum:教練筆記破解迷思、解決挑戰與提升敏捷性)

Stephanie Ockerman, Simon Reindl

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For Scrum Teams and Agile Leaders who want to enable greater business agility, this book is a practical guide to overcoming challenges and maximizing the benefits of Scrum, unlike books that are focused on basic understanding of the framework, or are too heavy on theory.

 

Mastering Professional Scrum is based on years of training, coaching, and working with Scrum to deliver products across many industry sectors, from startups to multinationals all around the world. The book begins with an overview of why business agility matters and why Scrum works. Then the authors cover the situations that cause organizations to have to change the way they do things, and the challenges of a rapidly evolving marketplace. Adopting an approach that is based on high quality and fast feedback helps to manage risk and provide the flexibility to adapt to changing requirements and situations. The importance of professionalism in the industry is introduced.

 

Many Scrum implementations have drifted from the framework and/or are going through the motions without the true spirit of professionalism and transformation. This common pitfall will be examined using a case study to be referenced throughout the book. The case study will be representative of where many existing Scrum Teams and organizations may find themselves – a team has been doing Scrum and has seen some benefits, but there are still many challenges that arise from both within the team and from pressures in the organization and the market.

商品描述(中文翻譯)

對於希望實現更大商業敏捷性的Scrum團隊和敏捷領導者,本書是一本實用指南,旨在克服挑戰並最大化Scrum的好處。與那些僅關注基本理解框架或過於理論化的書籍不同,本書著重於實踐。

《精通專業Scrum》基於多年的培訓、指導和與Scrum合作交付產品的經驗,涵蓋了從初創企業到跨國企業等多個行業的情況。本書首先概述了商業敏捷性的重要性以及Scrum的運作原理。然後,作者們介紹了導致組織必須改變做事方式的情況,以及快速變化的市場所帶來的挑戰。採用基於高質量和快速反饋的方法有助於管理風險並提供適應變化需求和情況的靈活性。本書還介紹了行業中專業精神的重要性。

許多Scrum實施已經偏離了框架,或者僅僅在表面上遵循,缺乏真正的專業精神和轉型。本書將通過一個案例研究來探討這個常見的陷阱,並在整本書中作為參考。該案例研究將代表許多現有的Scrum團隊和組織可能遇到的情況 - 一個團隊正在實施Scrum並獲得了一些好處,但仍然面臨來自團隊內部以及組織和市場壓力的許多挑戰。