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Minimal Viable Scaling with Scrum with Tom Wessel

Minimal Viable Scaling with Scrum with Tom Wessel

by Alex Interlandi | Aug 16, 2022 | Case Study, Healthcare, Insurance, and Emergency Services, Software Development

Scrum@Scale Case Study Minimal Viable Scaling with Scrum  Learn how Registered Scrum and Scrum@Scale Trainer Tom Wessel stepped in to assist a healthcare company with the implementation of its clinical trial management platform. When Phases 1 and 2 of this...
Driving Development: New Demands In A Constantly Changing Environment with Martin Berendt

Driving Development: New Demands In A Constantly Changing Environment with Martin Berendt

by Alex Interlandi | Apr 6, 2022 | Case Study, Software Development

Scrum@Scale Case Study Driving Development: New Demands In A Constantly Changing Environment Learn how Registered Scrum@Scale Trainer Martin Berendt led this automotive software company to move with more velocity starting at the top. Martin organized 10 high-caliber...
Systematic: From Good to Great

Systematic: From Good to Great

by Alyssa Layden | Sep 1, 2020 | Case Study, Software Development

Case Study Systematic: From Good to Great     “Systems can be measured and data magnifies learning. Careful attention must be paid to the human dimension because poor use of data will destroy productivity.” – Carsten Jakobsen and Jeff Sutherland CASE STUDY...
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