This is the first in a series of posts which will introduce Scaled Professional Scrum and the Nexus framework from Scrum.org and take you through it in detail.
As far as I am aware, this information is not currently available anywhere else online and only those who have attended a Scaled Professional Scrum course will have been exposed to this level of detail around the framework and its associated practices. The source material is the Nexus guide from Scrum.org.
I will be publishing new material once a week so stay tuned to learn more. I hope you will find it useful.
Test your knowledge by taking our Scaled Professional Scrum Practice Assessment.
If you would like to attend a Scaled Professional Scrum course to learn more in person, you can see my upcoming course list here and register for a date and location that works for you.
Next post: Scaled Professional Scrum and Nexus – What is it? –>
Index
Background
- What is Scaled Professional Scrum And The Nexus?
- Should We scale?
- Start With Professional Scrum
- Be More Professional With What you Have
- How To Create A Professional Scrum Team
- The Secret To Scaled Professional Scrum
The Nexus Framework
- The Nexus Framework
- Nexus Artefacts
- The Nexus Integration Team
- Product Backlog Refinement
- Nexus Sprint Planning
- Nexus Daily Scrum
- Nexus Sprint Review
- Nexus Sprint Retrospective
Scaled Professional Scrum – 40+ Practices
Appendix
- How To Pass The Scaled Professional Scrum Assessment (SPS) from Scrum.org
- The Scaled Professional Scrum Practice Assessment
- Coming soon: Major Differences Between The Scrum Framework and The Nexus Framework
- Coming soon: Comparison of Scaled Professional Scrum And Nexus To Other Scaling Approaches
The Nexus Framework
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Simon great approach & effort in popularizing Scaled Professional Scrum and Nexus.
Hi Simon when you are writing the remaining 2 most important blogs of SPS & Nexus. 🙂
Hi Pradip,
As soon as I can. I don’t have a date yet unfortunately.
Regards
Simon
Very good indeed! I’m curiously waiting for “Major differences between Scrum and Nexus”; and also for “Comparison of SPS/Nexus to other approaches”.