Ideas from a ScrumMaster's Mind
In an era where digital communication predominates, our inboxes often resemble a daunting fortress besieged by a relentless wave of messages. Amid this digital deluge, a revolutionary ally has emerged: AI-generated email response suggestions.Today, I’ll walk you through how to set up this, using a web server capable of hosting PHP scripts and a Google…
You have access to a webserver but need someone to slack? Maybe this is your chance: Build your own Slack-Bot!
Story Points are one of the most misunderstood topics in Scrum. Are they really that complicated or is it just: 1 point = 1 day? Context: When do we estimate?Estimation mostly happens in Sprint preparation, like Refinements or Plannings. In both events the goal is Within Sprint Planning, additionally, we are talking about the What…
Especially in agile, responsibility is an important topic: decentralized decisions, quick reactions to changes, etc. require responsibility to be lived. MeaningBut what does responsibility actually mean? Christopher Avery describes the most important aspects in his excellent book “The Responsibility Process“.The well-known quote “The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the…
In agile software development, story points are a widely used, often misunderstood: How can Orpheus help understanding Story Points?
The retrospective is a central element of every agile process and a great start is key to success: AI can help!
Scrum knows the sprint as a central element: “Sprints are the heartbeat of Scrum, where ideas are transformed into value.”: But How? And what makes the sprint so special?
The Sprint Goal is an essential part of Scrum. But why and how can I recognize a good one?
The Sprint Review is one of the standard events in Scrum. Why is that and what are the benefits for each role in Scrum?
… and the force of distraction. The tale Once upon a time there was a brave knigth with one clear goal: He wanted to rescue his princess for she was imprisoned in a dark tower with huge stonewalls. He saw his only chance in climbing those walls. So he practiced klimbing: Every year, every day,…
