Engage with Vision

Knowledge Requirements

  • Understand how to identify a business problem
  • Understand how there are differences in the importance of each stakeholder
  • Understand how to help stakeholders make better data-informed decisions
  • Understand the use of data and learnings from doing discovery and validation
  • Identify effective methods for generating solutions to customer problems

 

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Customer outcomes are the results that customers and users experience when they use a product. This piece describes the characteristics of customer outcomes as well as how to define them.
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What is business strategy and what is the relationship between mission, vision, business strategy, product vision, and product strategy?
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Learning Series
Scrum encourages frequent collaboration with stakeholders, and customers in particular. Understanding how to identify and learn about the challenges that key stakeholders face will help the Scrum Team better deliver the value they are seeking.

 

Learning Series
Hypothesis-driven development offers a structured approach to problem-solving and innovation while minimizing risks, enabling evidence-based decisions, and fostering experimentation. This series includes the benefits of a hypothesis-drive approach for Scrum Teams and product delivery as well as templates and examples of different hypothesis formats.
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A business problem statement is a concise, precise description of a specific issue negatively impacting an organization’s ability to achieve its goals. It helps ensure alignment among stakeholders and Scrum Teams, clarity on the existing problem to be solved and a pathway toward the solution.Key Com...
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Blog Post
Picture for Lavaneesh Gautam Lavaneesh Gautam
A well-crafted Business Problem Statement is key to guiding your team toward the right solutions, rather than jumping to conclusions. This article explores how to create impactful problem statements by focusing on the "Why," "What," and "Who" behind business challenges. With real-life examples from ...
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September 20, 2024

 

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Scrum Teams treat feedback and data as a neutral and objective input, not a tool to confirm biases. By basing their decisions on objective results rather than optimism or personal opinion, Scrum Teams ensure they are continuously learning and adapting based on what the data actually reveals, not wha...
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