Scrum is an Agile Process The US Oncology

Scrum is an Agile Process The US Oncology Network is supported by Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. © 2013 Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. All rights reserved.

Scrum Roles Team • Cross-functional, Self-organizing • Demo results to the PO and stakeholders Product Owner • Defines and prioritizes product features • Aggregates input from users, stakeholders • Can change features / priority each sprint Scrum Master • Ensuring process • Removing barriers • Improving Engineering practices and tools The US Oncology Network is supported by Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. © 2013 Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. All rights reserved.

Teams – The Agile Team as an example Tech Lead Product Owner 3 Scrum Master Tech Lead Scrum Team Development The US Oncology Network is supported by Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. © 2013 Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. All rights reserved. QA

Scrum Process Summary The US Oncology Network is supported by Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. © 2013 Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. All rights reserved.

Scrum Overview Diagram The US Oncology Network is supported by Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. © 2013 Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. All rights reserved.

Why Scrum? 6 The US Oncology Network is supported by Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. © 2013 Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. All rights reserved.

Scrum Outlook § Scrum will continue to grow because it helps businesses tailor their efforts for the “Age of the Customer. ” 7 The US Oncology Network is supported by Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. © 2013 Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. All rights reserved.

Key takeaways § § 8 Scrum is widespread Scrum is growing rapidly in software development and beyond Scrum is easy to understand hard to master Key to Success: • Buy-in and support from leadership • A culture that facilitates Scrum • All the training and community support you can get The US Oncology Network is supported by Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. © 2013 Mc. Kesson Specialty Health. All rights reserved.