Session 10


4 Steps of the Improvement Kata


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The ball point team game challenged us to think strategically how we could achieve the goal with the most balls.



Scrum
Product owner- Team members (5-9) and the scrum master
Scrum lists
Sprint back log
Definition of done
The scrum board (to done- busy-done)
Sprint planning- what are we going to do
Standup- how are we going
Review- deliver results
Retrospective- what we can do to improve


Kanban + Scrum



Card, Conversation and Confirmation 



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