Introducing Complexity and When to Use Scrum

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Derek Davidson

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1-Course Overview

1 -Course Overview.mp4

01:18

2-An Introduction to Complex Problems

2 -An Introduction to Complex Problems.mp4

08:25

3-The Stacey Matrix

3 -The Stacey Matrix.mp4

06:27

4-Cynefin

4 -Cynefin.mp4

06:59

5-The Scrum Master and Leadership

5 -The Scrum Master and Leadership.mp4

08:30

6-Relating Complexity to Management Style

6 -Relating Complexity to Management Style.mp4

05:52

7-Summary of Understanding Complexity

7 -Sumary of Understanding Complexity.mp4

03:18

Description

Scrum isn’t always the right approach. Sometimes, you may do better using other approaches such as project management, kanban, lean, or agility. This course will teach you how to recognize those situations where Scrum is the right approach.

What You'll Learn?

When you understand Scrum, it’s easy to think that all problems can be addressed using Scrum. But this isn’t always the case. In this course, Understanding Complexity and When to Use Scrum, you’ll learn to identify what constitutes complex problems. First, you’ll explore what is meant by the word complexity. Next, you’ll discover two different approaches for making sense of complexity. Finally, you’ll learn how to apply leadership in complex environments and relate complexity to leadership styles. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of understanding complexity needed to know when to apply Scrum effectively.

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Derek is a Professional Scrum Trainer with Scrum.org, the organization created by Scrum co-creator, Ken Schwaber.

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