Course

A Smarter Introduction to Scrum

Embrace and embody the bigger picture
In this training, we will tackle these issues by going back to basics and learn what Scrum is and equally important: what it is not.
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Laurens Cools
teacher "A Smarter Introduction To Scrum"

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What will you learn?

When you hear about Scrum, chances are high that you belong to either one of the following categories.
You think of that moment in rugby when players pack closely together in an attempt to gain possession of the ball.
You already came in touch with Scrum and you know that it has something to do with agile.
You worked in Scrum projects before and embraced its principles and values.
I must admit, until a couple of years ago, I was in the first category. I was a big rugby fan and could only think about that fascinating moment in a game. When I was studying, I briefly touched on the concept of Scrum and moved to the second category. It was only when I first started working as a business architect that I was keen on moving to the last category. But most training out there left me hungry. They do not explain in what circumstances Scrum is best used, nor do they motivate why certain components are there. Or even worse: they make it look like some tools and techniques are an integral part of the Scrum framework. In this training, we will tackle these issues by going back to basics and learn what Scrum is and equally important: what it is not.

Scrum demystified

Learn to overcome common misconceptions about Scrum. We learn what it really is, and what it is not.

Loads of content

Make the most of your experience with 32 videos, accompanied by questionnaires to test your knowledge.

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Meet the instructors
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Niels Goetschalckx

Trainer - Business Architect - Agile Evangelist - Scrum Master
Niels first came into contact with User Stories when he started working at The Master Labs. He is a senior business and functional analyst - with a profound interest in applying new techniques and principles to improve team performance.
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Robin Verhulst

Business Architect - Trainer - Product Owner - Project Manager
Robin is a senior business and functional analyst. In his 12 years as an IT consultant, he has gained experience with large software projects, both waterfall and agile. Over the last couple of years, he has worked with teams with up to 10 developers and has written many, many user stories.
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Laurens Cools

Business Architect - Trainer
Laurens is a business architect and process enthusiast. He aspires to make individuals and companies see the importance of a process mindset. Laurens first came into contact with Scrum when he joined The Master Labs. Since then, he is keen to expand and share his knowledge about it.

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