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Large-Scale Scrum
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Guidelines for Selecting a Coach
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Bwin.party (now part of GVC)
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German Big Insurance
Huawei
ION Trading
Italtel
John Deere
JP Morgan Chase
Nokia Networks (Comparing Two LeSS Huge Adoptions)
Nokia Networks (High Capacity Network Gateway)
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Certified LeSS Practitioner: Principles to Practices@Washington DC@30-03-2020
LeSS Framework
Introduction to LeSS
Why LeSS?
Product
Product Owner
Product Backlog
Teams
Sprint
Sprint Planning One
Sprint Planning Two
Sprint Backlog
Daily Scrum
Coordination & Integration
Potentially Shippable Product Increment
Definition of Done
Sprint Review
Retrospective
Overall Retrospective
Product Backlog Refinement
Initial Product Backlog Refinement
Scrum Master
Principles
Principles Overview
Large-Scale Scrum is Scrum
More with LeSS
Systems Thinking
Lean Thinking
Empirical Process Control
Transparency
Continuous Improvement Towards Perfection
Customer Centric
Whole Product Focus
Queueing Theory
Structure
Teams
Organizing by Customer Value
Feature Teams
Organizational Structure
Communities
Scrum Master
Management
Role of Manager
Go See
Teaching Problem Solving
Self-Management
Improvement Service
Manager as Scrum Master
Technical Excellence
Continuous Integration
Continuous Delivery
Clean Code
Architecture & Design
Unit Testing
Test-Driven Development
Thinking About Testing
Test Automation
Acceptance Testing
Specification by Example
Adoption
Three Principles
Getting Started
Coaching
Continuous Improvement
Feature Team Adoption Map
Staying Sane
LeSS Huge
Huge Adoption
Requirement Areas
Area Product Backlog
Area Product Owner
Organizational Structure for LeSS Huge
LeSS Rules (April 2018)
One Team Scrum
Scrum Overview
Scrum Roles
Product Backlog
Definition of Done
Sprint Planning
Daily Scrum
Tracking Sprint Progress
Product Backlog Refinement
Sprint Review
Sprint Retrospective
Starting the Next Sprint
Managing Releases
Application or Product Focus
Common Challenges
Appendix A: Additional Reading
Appendix B: Terminology
Scrum Test
LeSS Test
LeSS Test
Scrum Test
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Continuous Delivery by Jez Humble, David Farley
The Phoenix Project by Gene Kim, Kevin Behr, George Spafford
