SCRUM LOG JEFF SUTHERLAND - Jeff created the first Scrum team in 1993 and worked with Ken Schwaber to formalize Scrum at OOPSLA'95.
Together, they extended and enhanced Scrum at many software companies, helped write the Agile Manifesto in 2001, and authored the Scrum Guide.
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Our team has remote members. How do these teams address this reality?
There are several papers on how to do distributed Scrum in a way that does not slow things down. You have to set up the Scrum properly or you will lose at least 50% of collocated velocity. Click on "Jeff Sutherland's Papers" on the right side of this page and look for papers with "Distributed Scrum" in the title.
I like the use of technology for the daily scrum as long as it adds value to the team. I prefer the whiteboard and stickies as it encourages interaction and is always in a state of NOW.
I guess it depends...
Would love to see google scrum teams in action.
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