Scrum Product Owner Certification Training

Developing better solutions with agile product management

Introduction

• Why product development with Scrum?
• Scrum – an overview.
• Differences to classic product management.

Managing products

• Agile product management – iterative and geared towards added value!
• Developing products – vision, roadmap, backlog.
• The Product Owner – a key role!

Managing requirements

• Recognising and describing requirements.
• Reviewing and monitoring completion.

Planning products

• Agile release planning.
• Controlling products using metrics.

Introducing agile product development

• Organisational environment and responsibility.
• Agile values – trust and result orientation.
• Experiences and best practices.

Preparation for the Professional Scrum Product Owner (PSPO I)* certification in accordance with Scrum.org

• What you need to know.
• How the exam works.
• The preparation you need to pass.

 

Lerndauer: 2 days

Diese Veranstaltung findet vor Ort statt (aktuelle Hygienekonzepte)!

Objectives

After visiting this training, youll be familiar with

• the benefits and challenges of agile product development
• the role of the agile Product Owner
• how you can support Scrum Teams in implementation
• approaches to agile planning and controlling and be able to apply these to your projects
• the methods of agile requirements management
• how to apply the principles of agile management to your topics.

You know which content is relevant for the PSPO I* exam and how to optimally prepare for it.After attending this seminar, you will receive confirmation that you have completed 13,00 PDUs.You complete the exam after the training at a time that best suits you. The seminar and the exam (60 minutes) are in English.The exam fee is included in the price of the seminar.* The Professional Scrum Product Owner I assessment is fully owned and maintained by Scrum.org.

Traget groups

Product managers, project managers, managers and heads of department, business analysts, release managers, IT development managers.