Scrum@Scale was created to efficiently coordinate this new ecosystem of teams in a way that optimizes the overall strategy of the organization. It achieves this goal through setting up a “minimum viable bureaucracy” via a scale-free architecture, which naturally extends the way a single Scrum Team functions across the organization
WHY Scrum At Scale:
Scrum@Scale is designed to scale across the organization as a whole: all departments, products and services. It can be applied across multiple domains in all types of organizations in industry, government, or academia. Scrum was designed for a single team to be able to work at its optimal capacity while maintaining a sustainable pace. In the field, it was found that as the number of Scrum Teams within an organization grew, the output (working product) and velocity of those teams began to fall (due to issues like cross-team dependencies and duplication of work). It became obvious that a framework for effectively coordinating those teams was needed in order to achieve linear scalability. Scrum@Scale is designed to accomplish this goal via its scale-free architecture.
We are going to cover the following areas in the
webinar
Mohammed Rowther will talk about the most
common scaling challenges faced within any organisation when an Agile
Transformation is initiated
- What & Why Scrum@Scale?
- Waterfall Doesn’t Scale
- Scaling Challenges
- How to Scale Scrum effectively
- Role of Leadership & Management