Argos, When Scrum Is Not Enough
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Argos is a framework for scaling Scrum when teams face too many dependencies and need product suites coordinated by objectives. It focuses on objective-driven work, producing an integrated increment, and explicit dependency management while keeping Agile principles.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 13:51Why Scrum wasn't enough
- 20:33Cram goals vs strategic goals
- 30:24Defining objectives and dependencies
- 37:50Six-month benefits with Argos
- 45:12Next steps and improvements
- 47:00Closing and thanks
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