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Wednesday August 30, 1:00 PM EDT (17:00 UTC) The webinar will cover the following: - How to improve your Sprint forecasting using common Kanban metrics. - How to improve your Kanban team’s kaizen with Scrum’s events, roles and artifacts. - How combining the Kanban practices with the Scrum Framework will enhance the collaboration across your teams.

Agile practices rely on empiricism for the best solution to emerge. But what is ‘empiricism,’ anyway? And how does that affect the development of the optimum product? In this session, Professional Scrum Trainer Mark Noneman looks at what it takes to be a Product Owner who practices empiricism. 

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Agilists from across the Pacific Northwest will converge at the Nike World Headquarters for a career changing day.

Scrum Day is coming to India! This year's theme is "The next iteration." Leading experts will present lectures in three tracks: Scrum, Scaled Agile, and DevOps.

In the future, companies will no longer be able to distinguish between IT and business. This event provides an opportunity for leaders of modern companies to network and learn how to bring more agility and flexibility into their organizations.

Are you ready to get your Scrum effort underway, but your company won't fund it until you have a detailed business plan outlining the exact results and all the people, resources and other needs it will take to get them?  

True story - happened in one of my recent Professional Scrum Master workshops. I think had just mentioned that there is no "Sprint Commitment" in Scrum, only a "Sprint Forecast".

Like many old, boring people, my favorite radio channel in the car is National Public Radio. Since I live in Dallas, TX, my local channel is KERA. Of all the shows in KERA, my favorite is a show called Think With Krys Boyd. Almost each show I listen to leaves an imprint on my mind and modifies the way I think.