GASPing Toward the Future: What’s in Store for Scrum

  • Nov 12–14, 2012
  • GRAND HYATT HOTEL
  • Seattle, WA

Mike Cohn describes ideas that could be on the verge of becoming Generally Accepted Scrum Practices (GASP), including Continuous Delivery, a Backlog Grooming meeting, and Definition of Ready. Along the way, he’ll provide guidance on whether you should consider embracing each of these new practices and will present a glimpse into the future of Scrum.

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GASPing Toward the Future: What’s in Store for Scrum

  • Oct 23, 2012
  • THE LINKERY
  • SAN DIEGO, CA

At this meeting of the Agile San Diego user group, Mike Cohn describes ideas that could be on the verge of becoming Generally Accepted Scrum Practices (GASP), including Continuous Delivery, a Backlog Grooming meeting, and Definition of Ready. Along the way, he’ll provide guidance on whether you should consider embracing each of these new practices and will present a glimpse into the future of Scrum.

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