Jacopo Franzoi - More than one year (and a half) of Scrum for an XP guy

http://www.agileday.it/mini/2018/trento/talks.html#JacopoFranzoi

Dopo quasi un decennio di esperienza con XP mi ritrovo per la prima volta a contatto diretto con Scrum.
Com'è andata? Cosa mi porto a casa di nuovo? Come ho potuto contribuire grazie al mio bagaglio di competenze in XP? Cercherò di raccontare, in modo non troppo di parte, differenze e punti di forza di entrambi i metodi, confrontando l'esperienza sul campo su due temi "pilastro": prodotto e processo.

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1. For an XP guy More than one year (and a half) of Scrum
2. Disclaimer What I’ve seen applied recently and called Scrum After I’ve applied Extreme Programming (XP) for over a decade Not a fair review! Spoiler: still in love with XP ;) Highly Biased
3. 2 Pillars: Product (what) and Process (how)
4. Scrum Essentials
5. Extreme Programming Essentials
6. Product vs. Project
7. Product Backlog vs. Release Plan
8. Product Owner vs. Customer
9. Product Refinement vs. Planning Game
10. Sprint Review vs. Customer Approval
11. Lessons Learned False Myth “XP is more on technical side, while Scrum is more on organizational side” Not really... • Scrum ~ XP w/o tech practices • Portfolio mgmt. not part of Scrum
12. Lessons Learned Strengths Scrum: Cadence • Regular delivery • Whatever next priority is XP: Feedback • Quick acceptance • On next planned horizont
13. Lessons Learned Enrich Scrum with XP • Release Planning ◦ Inception Deck ◦ User-Story Mapping ◦ Impact Mapping ◦ Lean Inception • Review with approval Focused roles • P.O. on product • Team on process (and project) How To Combine Them
14. Further Reading Books “Planning Extreme Programming” by K. Beck, M. Fowler “User Stories Applied” by M. Cohn “The Art of Agile Development” by J. Shore, S. Warden “User Story Mapping” by J. Patton