Where do people interested in the UX / IA of Work Management Software gather?

I'd like to join a discussion with people thinking about the common use cases required by Scrum Masters and Project Managers and applying #ux and #ia to their tool use. My thesis is that we can increase the UX of Scrum Master and Project Managers to the extent that the work management platform offers them operations with guarantees.

We can discuss these matters right here if you like.

I'd suggest, for example, that no work management solution or platform presents a use case for a Scrum Master at all. 

I agree with @Ian Mitchell.  You put Scrum Masters and Project Managers into the same category when they are polar opposites.  Scrum Masters do not manage, and in most cases do not care about, the process.  That is up to the people doing the work.  

Thanks Ian and Daniel, you raise good points.

I'm curious about the day-to-day experience of Scrum Masters and scrum team members.

What information do Scrum teams gather and interrogate about the deliverables being created by their team? Could you point me to any resources that discuss common use-cases?

More broadly, Scrum team members, what deliverable-related information do you depend on and what use-cases do you have for capturing, and interrogating information about the flow of work in your team? 

David

Hi David, you may wish to run through the SM learning path that this site provides, as that will give you a good grounding knowledge on what an SM is and does. 

What information do Scrum teams gather and interrogate about the deliverables being created by their team? Could you point me to any resources that discuss common use-cases?

To answer the first part, they gather whatever information that they feel is needed to understand the problem being solved and to be able to create a solution.  Every problem is unique and can be handled differently.  This is one of the base premises of agile. Not all problems are the same and each requires a solution for the current need.

To answer the second part, I can't because I would not trust any resource that tried to create a standard for solving problems in an agile environment.  

I do not claim to be an expert and I do not speak for everyone, especially those that are involved in the creation and upkeep of this website and the Scrum Guide.  I am still struggling to understand what you are looking to solve. You originally stated that this was about "User Experience and Information Architecture of Work Management Software " but you keep asking about "Scrum Masters and scrum team members" using Jira and other tools.  What I don't have a grasp on is whether you have ever worked in a Scrum environment. Your use of "Work Management Software" indicates that you may have a misunderstanding on the dependency on self-managed, self-organized teams in an agile environment.

I admit that I googled you to see if I could get an understanding of your background. I found an article you wrote in 2014 for the Project Management Institute Sydney Chapter's December newsletter.  Your article made references to the PMBOK so it is obvious you have a background in Project Management.  But agile is less about managing projects and more about delivering incremental value.

Can you please explain what you are actually wanting to know and for what reason?  It would help me, and I think it would help all of us, to give you some better insights and point you towards learning resources.  @Scott Anthony Keatinge gave great advice for ways to learn more about Scrum from the people that created the framework.