1
Applying the Scrum framework
- Refresher on agility and the manifesto.
- Scrum, an empirical process and its values.
- Ceremonies, collaboration with all team members.
- The product backlog, definition of done, etc.
2
Agile product management
- Product owner, representative of the product vision.
- Identification of the product’s value.
- Optimizing ROI (Return on investment) and TCO (Total cost of ownership).
- Notions of MVP (Minimum viable product) and MMF (Minimum marketable features).
- Notion of lean UX.
- Stakeholder relations and business strategy.
Hands-on work
Identifying value elements in a concrete example of a product.
3
Product owner's management of the product backlog
- Product backlog content, item types and characteristics.
- Refining the product backlog with the development team.
- Definition of needs (user stories).
- Tools to prioritize the product backlog.
- Issues that the PO must integrate into the management of the backlog: technical debt, evolutionary architecture, risks.
- Anticipating needs or risks.
Hands-on work
Story mapping or how to make users' needs emerge. Write user stories with their acceptance criteria. Use different cutting techniques.
4
The product owner and the release plan
- Point estimation, understanding stories.
- Using the team's velocity.
- Release planning and product roadmap.
- Overall value of the product backlog, a measure of the value produced.
Hands-on work
Building a dashboard for a Product Owner (PO).
5
Scaling up Scrum
- Scrum of scrums.
- Nexus: the context and framework, roles and events.
6
Certification
- Tips for the exam.
- Mock scenario under test conditions.
- Providing access for the exam.
Exam
Scrum.org Professional Scrum Product Owner® II (PSPO II®) exam.