Master Scrum with Guidance from Dr. Jeff Sutherland
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teams with our structured path.
Start with foundational books by Dr. Jeff Sutherland. Find out more about Scrum in our podcasts, presentations, papers and case studies.
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Becoming Agile is no longer an
option – it’s a necessity.
Scrum is now – by far – the most dominant framework in Agile.
level – up from 54% just two years ago and
Scrum@Scale is now the fastest-growing
scaling framework in the world.
Since 1993, Jeff has personally helped thousands of companies and trained tens of thousands of individuals, and his company, Scrum Inc, has trained and consulted for many more.
One of Scrum’s key benefits is the ability to move quickly, yet remain predictable.
Master agile methodologies and product management with insights from Jeff Sutherland, the co-creator of Scrum. Learning directly from Jeff equips you with
Jeff’s insights and contributions to Scrum and agile methodologies offer a comprehensive, effective, and empirically grounded approach to managing complex projects and fostering organizational agility. His principles are especially relevant in the context of
Increased revenue
and profitability
More collaborative,
cooperative workplace
More visibility as a
business leader
Better alignment on business
needs across the organization
comprehensive Resources section for more case studies and in-depth examples.
How John Deere’s Global IT Group Implemented a Holistic Transformation Powered by Scrum@Scale, Scrum, DevOps, and a Modernized Technology Stack.
The Client Marketing Release Train revamped the mortgage system’s front end and user experience by combining Scaled Scrum with DevOps practices.
Schlumberger partnered with Scrum Inc. to achieve a successful large-scale ERP implementation.
Scrum in Everyday Life
The term “Scrum” was first introduced in a
After years of working in different companies, Jeff Sutherland realized that organizations, teams, and people are all complex adaptive systems. Based on that philosophy, he developed techniques and tools that created Scrum and would later form the foundation of Scrum Inc.
In a nutshell, Scrum is a better way to work together and get work done.
Avoid pitfalls that make most Agile
transformations fail.
Learn how other companies did it right and follow in their footsteps.