Scrum@Scale Events
Upcoming Events
Do’s and Don’ts of Implementing Scrum@Scale September 19, 2019
Agile@Nordea Denmark
Luiz “Q” Quintela, a senior Agile advisor and certified Scrum @Scale trainer will discuss his learnings, call it do’s and don’ts of 7 transformations, so far, because whether you are part of an Agile Transformation, an Adoption or Implementation of new ways of working, there are some pitfalls and pain points that we probably all wish we knew before we started learning the hard way.
read moreGlobal Scrum Gathering Vienna 2019
Global Scrum Gathering Vienna 2019, 28-30 October
The Scrum@Scale team and many Scrum@Scale Certified Trainers will be in attendance at #SGVIE19. Learn more about our involvement:
read morePast Events
Agile2019 Conference
Agile2019 Conference, August 5-9
Scrum@Scale was a proud Silver Sponsor of Agile2019! Learn more about Scrum@Scale’s participation:
read moreRecorded Webinar – 7.26.2019
Achieving Organizational Agility with Scrum@Scale: Implementing Scrum and Scaling It
Learn from Scrum@Scale expert Luiz “Q” Quintela as he discusses the critical factors to take into consideration when implementing Scrum and Scaling it.
read moreRecorded Webinar – 7.15.2019
Aprovechando los beneficios de Scrum a Escala en áreas no-TI
“Aprovechando los beneficios de Scrum a Escala en áreas no-TI”, en el que la Entrenadora de Scrum@Scale y Coach Agile Paula Kvedaras realiza el análisis del Reporte sobre el estado del arte en el mundo de Mayo de este año que informa que casi el 80% de los encuestados usan Scrum y de un Caso Real de Implementación, escalando Scrum con un modelo de referencia para expandir Scrum al trabajo diario de múltiples equipos de áreas No IT, y los beneficios que obtuvieron.
Recorded Webinar – 6.26.2019
Achieving Organizational Agility with Scrum@Scale: Value Driven Culture is Essential
Learn from Scrum@Scale expert Kim Antelo as she discusses how Scrum@Scale addresses the impact of value-driven corporate culture and how, when scaling, to effectively change the culture within an organization.
read moreRecorded Webinar – 6.17.2019
Consiguiendo Agilidad organizacional con Scrum@Escala: Principios del liderazgo ágil
En este webinar express de la serie en español, recorra los principales Principios del liderazgo ágil de facilitado por la Entrenador de Scrum@Scale y Coach Agile César Arce.
Recorded Webinar – 6.14.2019
Achieving Organizational Agility with Scrum@Scale: Scrum@Scale Implementations
Learn from Scrum@Scale expert Simon Roberts as he discusses his experiences implementing Scrum@Scale in a variety of industries. Simon covers some of the biggest challenges organizations face when trying to become more agile, including how to coordinate teams and address corporate culture.
Global Scrum Gathering – Austin, TX 2019
Global Scrum Gathering – Austin, TX, 2019
The Global Scrum Gathering 2019 in Austin, TX was a blast! Learn more about Scrum@Scale’s participation!
read moreRecorded Webinar – 5.17.2019
Achieving Organizational Agility with Scrum@Scale: Metrics
Scrum@Scale is based on Empirical Process Control theory, which means observation and measurement. In this express webinar, expert Scrum at Scale Trainer Luis “Q” Quintela discusses the importance of Metrics in any Scrum@Scale implementation. Learn how to use metrics, and crucially, how to avoid misusing them, in order to drive the results your organization seeks.
Recorded Webinar – 5.14.2019
Consiguiendo Agilidad organizacional con Scrum@Escala: Componentes del framework
En este cuarto webinar express de la serie en español, recorra los principales componentes del framework Scrum@Escala con el diagrama interactivo de www.scrumaescala.com facilitado por la Entrenadora de Scrum@Scale y Coach Agile Paula Kvedaras.
Recorded Webinar – 5.3.2019
Achieving Organizational Agility with Scrum@Scale: Cross-Team Coordination
Coordinating across teams often poses one of the biggest challenges when it comes to scaling Agility. In this express webinar, Scrum@Scale Trainer Steve Martin discuss how Scrum@Scale addresses this challenge in a way that maximizes coordination and agility while minimizing waste and bureaucracy.