Scrum Product Owner Certification Training

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.

Once you have registered, you will be able to access your online learning platform, including extra materials for consolidating what you have learned.

After visiting this training, you’ll 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.

Trainer input, case and best practice examples, exercises, discussions, exchanging experiences, tools, checklists.

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