Professional Product Owner

Professional Product Owner

The 2-day Professional Product Owner training contains the fundamentals for successfully running an Agile project, using Scrum. The training is based on the principles of Scrum.org.

What will you learn?

The following topics will be discussed during this training:

• Scrum basics;
• Product Backlog;
• Poker Planning;
• Enabling Specification;
• Customer involvement;
• Sprint planning;
• Release planning;
• Emergency procedure;
• Sprint Review.

In addition, you can choose from many extra training components.

What are you going to do?

You learn from the role of Product Owner to find a balance in the responsibilities and authorities between you, the team and the Scrum Master. This training goes deeper into the use of User Stories, traditional requirements, features, Use Cases and issues. The strengths and weaknesses of these components are highlighted and solution strategies are discussed. The emphasis is on the self-organizing capacity of the team and the cooperation between the Product Owner, Scrum Master and the Scrum team.

In this training you take control and build your own course content from a product backlog. You will immediately learn the importance of setting priorities for the market, accepting the dependencies between Product Backlog Items (PBIs) and optimizing the value you get for the time you invest. And that already in the first half hour! How it goes after that depends on your choice.

Welke voorkennis heb je nodig?

It is recommended to read the Scrum Guide in advance.

Can you take the exam?

The exam is not part of this training. The exam can be ordered on Scrum.org.

Who is this training suitable for?

The Professional Product Owner training is for current Product Owners who want to refresh their knowledge about Scrum and the success factors and to sharpen the skills. The training is also suitable for prospective Product Owners who want to learn how the Agile processes work and who want to gain insight into what is expected of him or her in this role. The training also offers insights into what business employees and managers can expect from Scrum processes and is therefore certainly of added value for colleagues who have or will have to deal with Scrum from their business role.