Tag Archives: training
Scaling Agile with Less
Previously I posted a link to the ASK matrix. This Matrix compares various agile frameworks. I revisited the site and noticed two things. It has been updated The content of the matrix means much more to me, after I had … Continue reading
Big Room Scrum battle (serious game with 400 participants)
January this year Valori organized a serious game for over 400 people. During the Scrum Battle participants experience the agile way of working. This video gives a impression of the simulation game that was held for over 400 people. They … Continue reading
Join the Product Owner Game on 7 March
On 7 March 2016 Valori will once more organise the Product Owner Game. This serious game provides an interactive learning experience for Product Owners, Stakeholders, Business managers and Developers. During the training they will experience the ins and outs of … Continue reading
Product Owner Game: Experience the work of the PO
At Valori we developed a new serious game. Previous we had only the SCRUM battle, which gives delegates insight in the SCRUM process. It is a great success, but we missed a good interactive way to learn Product Owners, Stakeholders, Business managers … Continue reading
To SCRUM or not to SCRUM
Bits & Chips magazine came aware of our SCRUM battle and published an article on this topic. The article, titled “to SCRUM or not to SCRUM, Game simulation provides insight” states that although SCRUM is adopted by many organizations, still … Continue reading
Certified Agile Tester
Yesterday, we completed the train the trainer course of the CAT training held in Potsdam. The CAT training is a 4 day training that learns how testers can shine in agile context. With Agile a lot of traditional values are … Continue reading
Smoke test templates
Last week I gave a workshop to identify and define the test processes used at the test department of a customer. Part of the workshop is identifing deliverables and stakeholders During this workshop we stumbled upon the smoke test of … Continue reading
Derk-Jan de Grood 