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SCRUM Master Certified - SCRUM Principles / Aspects / Roles

SCRUM Principles


 There are 6 principles that are the core guidelines and are mandatory.

  • Empirical Process Control
    • Backup the 3 main ideas:
      • Transparency
      • Inspection
      • Adaptation

  • Self-Organization
    • Rather than Command & Control
  • Collaboration
    • Advocates project management as a shared-value creation process
  • Value based Priorization
    • Maximum business value
  • Time Boxing
    • Time is a limited constraint
  • Iterative Development
These principals respond to the questions:


  • Who, What, Where, When, How much

SCRUM Aspects


There are 5 Scrum aspects

  • Organization
  • Business Justification
    • It is important perform a business assestment before start the project to undestand the business need for a change, new product, etc..
  • Quality
    • Ability of the completed product or deliverables to meet the Acceptance Criteria and achieve the business value expected by the customer.
  • Change
    • SCRUM welcome change by using short iterative sprints
  • Risk
    • Risk: Uncertain event that may contribute to project success or failure
    • Positive impact: Oportunities
    • Neganite impact: threats
    • Risk Matrix has to be done


SCRUM Roles

The roles are part of the (Organization Scum Aspect) and are divided in two categories:

  • Core Roles
    • SCRUM Core team
      • Product Owner
        • Responsible for maximing business value
      • Scrum Master
        • Ensure that SCRUM practices are being followed
        • Ensure the team has an appropiate environment
        • Guide, facilitates and teaches Scrum practives
      • Scrum team
        • Create project deliverables

  • Non-core roles
    • Stakeholders
      • Users
      • Customer
      • Sponsors
    • SCRUM Guidance Body (SGB)
    • Chief Product Owner
    • Chief Scrum Master
    • Vendors












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