Make the Move to Become a Scrum Master
As software development continues to evolve, the role of a Scrum Master has become increasingly crucial to ensure that projects are delivered on time, within…
Author: Chris Sims
Interrupt Buffer Pattern: Plan to be Interrupted
In today’s fast-paced and dynamic business environment, Scrum Teams face the constant challenge of dealing with interrupts. Interruptions can come from various sources, such as…
Quantum Entanglement: Spooky Action at a Distance
Collaboration and communication are essential for successful project delivery, but remote work and geographically dispersed teams can make these aspects challenging. However, Quantum Entanglement, a…
Happiness Matters: The Happiness Metric
In today’s fast-paced work environment, it is critical for organizations to understand the health of their teams and ensure that they are motivated and engaged…
Agile Training and Education
The adoption of Agile has become commonplace with more and more organizations recognizing the benefits this approach to project management can bring. A key factor…
Done Means Done Means Done. Your Definition of Done
Do you have a Definition of Done? Or does your team say things like: “It’s done, but I just need to push it to production”,…
Ready. Set. Go. Your Team’s Definition of Ready
Are you ready to go? More importantly, are your Product Backlog Items “Ready to be worked?” In this blog post we’ll explore the concept of…
6 New Year’s Resolutions for your Scrum Team
As we close the door on another year and look ahead to 2023, it’s a natural time to reflect on what we want to keep,…
Scaling Single Serving Scrum
You’ve been doing Single Serving Scrum and now you’re adding to your team. What do you do next? Using your Single Serving Scrum skills…
What do you do when you’re a team of one?
At CAVU we often get questions about how to incorporate Scrum for one person or as a team of one. Incorporating Scrum in small organizations…