Scrum in Unusual Places: a live webinar

While Scrum is most commonly associated with software development, the use of Scrum is becoming increasingly popular in non-software environments. Many of us have heard of Scrum being used for marketing, graphic design, and even support centers, but Scrum doesn't stop there.

In this session, we'll explore some of the more unusual places we've implemented Scrum, including chip design development, hardware product development, and even neuroscience research labs! We'll explore how we adapted Scrum to fit the unique needs and nuances of each different environment, the unforeseen hurdles and pitfalls we faced, and what we discovered along the way.

If you’re facing the challenge of implementing Scrum outside of software, we invite you to learn from our experiences as we share what worked, what didn’t, and why.

About Tamara Runyon, CST:

Tamara Runyon is a Scrum trainer, enterprise Agile coach, and founder of Applied Scrum. Whether teaching Scrum to individuals in one of her CSM or CSPO workshops, or helping enterprise organizations adopt and scale Agile practices, Tamara is committed to arming people with the power to make a difference in their workplaces.

With over 30 years of experience in business management and software development, Tamara has been bringing Scrum to the masses for more than 15 of those years. She has worked with globally-known companies such as Intel, Key Bank, CapitalOne, Gerson-Lehrman Group, Sandia, Washington Mutual, and many more. She has authored and contributed to several Agile industry publications, including being the lead author of the research paper AgileEVM – Earned Value Management in Scrum Projects. Her techniques in AgileEVM are now used by major corporations in the defense industry.

Find out more about Tamara on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/tamararunyon/