Thanks for your suggestions.

I am aware of your concerns and my comments are in-line


On Jan 12, 6:49 pm, Felix Schwarz <[email protected]> wrote:
> Am 12.01.2010 21:50, schrieb elpollolp:
>
> > I'm evaluating the tool and I'd like to know if it's possible to add
> > several teams to a sprint.
>
> > We have several teams working in different parts of the product (i.e
> > components) and we analyze the velocity and capacity for each one.
>
> > Due to the release cycle is the same for the all teams (i.e. the
> > sprints have the same start and end dates) we want to assign the all
> > teams to the same sprint, but we could not do this.
>
> Actually I see multiple problems in your approach from a Scrum point of
> view:
> 1. A sprint is defined by Scrum as one team committing to a software
>     increment during a fixed amount of time. There is no such thing as
>     multi-team commitment. So every team runs its own sprint. The
>     alternative approach is to have just one team.

I agree with this but we're adapting to the context of the particular
project, in which there are teams for different companies among other
things.

> 2. Having component-oriented Scrum teams causes a lot of headaches for
>     most companies - you have to handle dependencies, it's hard to write
>     sensible user stories and you have to implement some kind of
>     waterfall-like approach to tackle integration.

yes we're taking a risk in the integration activities.

> I'm happy to elaborate this a bit (time permitting) but I don't want to
> play the 'religous' one about these issues.
>
> The way to use a multi-team setup in Agilo is to create multiple sprints
> with the same start/end dates and assign a team to each of these sprints.

thanks a lot. This is the approach we are taking.

> fs
>
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