“The Scrum Framework”

Project Management – The Scrum Framework Seminar

• Program Name: Mind Lab
• Program Entity: Project Management
• Program Level: The Scrum Framework
• Program Classification: Project Management
• Program Status: Available
• Duration: 7 hours of Face-to-face Training or Trainer-led Webinar
• Language of Instruction: Greek & English
• Prerequisites: Moderate comprehension of operations and project management

This seminar explores the dynamic elements of Scrum, including roles (Scrum Master, Product Owner, Development Team), events (Sprints, Standups, Reviews, and Retrospectives), and artifacts (Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, Increment). Learn how Scrum empowers teams to foster transparency, collaboration, and continuous improvement while delivering high-value outcomes in iterative cycles.
Whether you’re new to Scrum or looking to deepen your expertise, this seminar equips you to lead effectively in today’s fast-paced, complex project environments. Take the next step toward transforming your project management approach and becoming a Scrum Master!

Project managers with a solid foundation in Agile project management knowledge are pivotal to achieving successful project outcomes. By leveraging the Scrum Framework, they ensure iterative, incremental, and frequent delivery of high-value products, services, or deliverables to clients. Scrum’s structured approach—centered on transparency, inspection, and adaptation—aligns seamlessly with essential project management principles, enabling teams to maintain focus and agility.

Step into the future of project management with our comprehensive Scrum Mastery Seminar! Dive deep into the Scrum Framework, the most popular Agile methodology, and learn to lead projects with confidence. Master the art of iterative cycles, enhance team collaboration, and quickly adapt to changes—all while delivering exceptional value to your stakeholders.

This seminar equips you with the expertise to drive project success through Scrum’s dynamic roles, events, and artifacts, improving efficiency and fostering a culture of transparency, adaptability, and continuous improvement. Join us to become a pivotal force in transforming your organization into a high-performing, customer-focused leader in project delivery and innovation!

The Scrum Framework encourages active engagement, adaptability, and iterative progress, enabling both individuals and organizations to thrive in dynamic environments and respond quickly to changing requirements.

For Individuals:
Scrum fosters a culture of collaboration, self-organization, and accountability. Team members are empowered to take ownership of their contributions, enhancing their skills through continuous learning and frequent feedback. By working in focused sprints, individuals can deliver meaningful results while developing a sense of accomplishment and professional growth.

For Organizations:
Scrum drives flexibility in planning and execution, allowing teams to deliver high-quality outcomes incrementally and efficiently. It creates a customer-centric approach by prioritizing value and maintaining transparency. Organizations benefit from a culture that values feedback, iteratively manages risks, and continuously improves processes. This approach enhances innovation, optimizes resource utilization, and ensures long-term success in competitive markets.

This seminar is designed for individuals and organizations seeking to excel in Scrum. From senior managers and project leaders to team members and organizational change agents, this seminar offers practical tools and insights to:

• Enhance project delivery efficiency.
• Foster self-organizing and high-performing teams.
• Meet customer needs with high-quality, iterative outputs.
• Drive organizational success by embracing Agile principles and Scrum practices.

Whether you’re new to Scrum or looking to deepen your expertise, this seminar equips you with the skills and mindset to thrive in an Agile environment.

Upon completing this seminar, you will:

• Understand the Fundamentals of Scrum
  • Explain the core principles and values of the Scrum framework and its alignment with Agile methodologies.
• Identify Scrum Roles and Responsibilities
  • Distinguish between the roles of the Scrum Master, Product Owner, and Development Team, and understand how they collaborate.
• Learn Scrum Artifacts
  • Describe and apply the purpose of Scrum artifacts: Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, and Increment, including their role in transparency and delivery.
• Master Scrum Events
  • Conduct and participate effectively in Scrum events: Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, and Sprint Retrospective.
• Prioritize and Manage the Product Backlog
  • Develop and refine a prioritized Product Backlog, focusing on delivering maximum value to stakeholders.
• Apply Iterative and Incremental Delivery
  • Practice breaking down work into sprints and delivering functional increments of a product.
• Foster Collaboration and Teamwork
  • Enhance communication and collaboration among Scrum team members and stakeholders.
• Measure and Improve Team Performance
  • Use tools like burn-down charts, velocity tracking, and retrospectives to assess and improve team performance.
• Facilitate Effective Problem-Solving
  • Identify and remove impediments to progress, fostering a culture of continuous improvement.
• Adapt Scrum to Real-World Challenges
  • Analyze and address challenges when implementing Scrum in diverse organizational settings, customizing practices while adhering to its principles.

“Scrum is like your mother-in-law, it points out ALL your faults.” Ken Schwaber.

The Scrum Framework Body of Knowledge:

• The Traditional Approach to Project Management
• The Agile Manifesto
• Overview to Agile Project Management Approach
• Self Organization
• Inspect and Adapt
• Five Key Values of the Scrum Framework
• Introduction to Scrum
  • Case Study
  • Predictive Approach Impediments
  • Unclear Client Requirements
  • Lack of Team Commitment
  • Autocratic Decision Overuled Active Team Participation
• The Scrum Roles – The Scrum Team
  • The Scrum Master Role
  • The Scrum Product Owner
  • The Scrum Team Member
  • The Project Environment Without a Project Manager
• Scrum User Stories
  • The Scrum Effort Estimations – Planning Poker
• Definition of Done – DOD
• The Scrum Product Backlog
• The Sprint Backlog
• Definition of Sprint
• Scrum Burndown Chart
  • Sprint Burndown Chart and Report
• Sprint Planning Meeting
• Daily Scrum Meeting – Daily Stand-Up Meeting
• Sprint Review Meeting
• Sprint Retrospective Meeting
• Scrum Grooming – Backlog Refinement Meeting
• Scaled Scrum Framework
  • Distributed and Large Scrum Projects
• Scaled Scrum Framework
  • Multi-Team Coordination and Planning
• Scrum Release Planning

• Option 1: Face-to-face Training
  • 7 hours x 1 day, 7 hours total
  • Or to be otherwise agreed
• Option 2: Webinar
  • 2.5 hours x 2 sessions & 1 Session x 2 hours, 7 hours total
  • Session per week to be agreed
  • Synchronous Trainer-led web-based meetings

Join us to gain the knowledge and skills, master the Scrum Framework, and start making a significant impact in your organization today. Reserve your spot today!