Praised as "brilliant," "powerful," and "practical," this book is the product owner's guide to creating successful products with Scrum. Packed with hands-on advice and real-world stories, it covers a wide range of agile product management topics including envisioning the product, stocking and grooming the product backlog, planning and tracking the project, working with the team, users and customers, and transitioning into the new role.
Roman Pichler is a leading Scrum and agile product management consultant. Through his company Pichler Consulting, he provides consulting, coaching and training in agile product management and Scrum. Roman has nearly ten years experience in helping companies embrace agile methods, and a long track record in teaching and coaching product owners, ScrumMasters, managers, and teams.
Key to developing successful products and to making Scrum stick is the role of the product owner. But being a product owner is challenging. Roman helps product owners do a great job — from envisioning the product and grooming the product backlog to planning the release and working closely with customers, users and the team. He teaches and coaches product owners, and helps organisations apply agile product management practices successfully.
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This book is the German translation of "Agile Product Management with Scrum." Just like its English counterpart, the book is packed with hands-on advice and real-world stories, it covers a wide range of agile product management topics including envisioning the product, stocking and grooming the product backlog, planning and tracking the project, working with the team, users and customers, and transitioning into the new role.
With over 10,000 copies sold, "Scrum — Applying Agile Project Management Successfully" is the bestselling Scrum book in Germany. It provides a comprehensive but concise description of Scrum. It is easily accessible, practical and clear, and it leverages Roman's rich experience in Scrum. As one reviewer noted: "Any reader will be able to understand the book and to start putting its advice into practice."