Technische Schulden sind kein Problem, sondern eine Lösung - Scrum.org Blog (Thomas Schissler · Thomas Schissler) https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/technische-schulden-sind-kein-problem-sondern-eine-losung

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AI Coding Made Code Review the Bottleneck. Now What? - Scrum.org Blog (Yuval Yeret · Yuval Yeret) https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/ai-coding-made-code-review-bottleneck-now-what

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The shortest blog post of scrum.org has just a headline and 0 text.

The Bottleneck Never Got an AI Seat - Scrum.org Blog (Ralph Jocham · Ralph Jocham) https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/bottleneck-never-got-ai-seat

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The Cheap Half of Product Was Always the Build

Scrum.org Blog (Ralph Jocham)

https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/cheap-half-product-was-always-build

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The shift in the Product Owner job market that most people haven't noticed yet. - Scrum.org Blog (Joshua Partogi)

"With AI agents becoming users of our products, and with products needing to be technically built for non-human consumers, what does that mean for the Product Owner job market? Are we saying the role now needs to be deeply technical? Because most Product Owners I know aren't. And most job descriptions....."

https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/shift-product-owner-job-market-most-people-havent-noticed-yet

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A Day in the Life of a Product Owner - Scrum.org Blog (Mary Iqbal)

https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/day-life-product-owner

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Die KI-Ausgabenfalle: Warum Adoption schneller gelingt als belastbare Ergebnisse (von Stefan Wolpers)

Was der Agile-Hype und KI-Hype gemeinsam haben.

https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/die-ki-ausgabenfalle-warum-adoption-schneller-gelingt-als-belastbare-ergebnisse

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scrum.org is very excited to announce the newest Scrum.org course: Professional Scrum Master™ - AI Essentials (PSM-AI Essentials).

AI has become a core capability in product delivery and is transforming every role. This one-day course introduces Scrum Masters, Agile Coaches and those in related roles to AI and how they can leverage it to be more successful in their jobs.

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After 10 Years with Sprint Goals: 3 "Aha Moments" That Completely Changed My Way of Working
By: Simon Flossmann
23 March 2026 at 09:00

Lesson #1: Sprint Goals are not determined by the Product Owner

Lesson #2: Sprint Goals should describe outcomes for users

Lesson #3: Sprint Goals don't have to be SMART

https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/after-10-years-sprint-goals-3-aha-moments-completely-changed-my-way-working

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After 10 Years with Sprint Goals: 3 "Aha Moments" That Completely Changed My Way of Working

In this article, PST Simon Flossmann shares 3 insights about setting Sprint Goals.

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“These events work because they implement the empirical Scrum pillars of transparency, inspection, and adaptation.”

Today’s hero is the least sexy word in that sentence: “and.”

The Scrum punchline: in that Scrum Guide sentence, “and” is not decoration. It’s a dependency.

https://www.scrum.org/resources/blog/and-makes-scrum-work

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The “and” that makes Scrum work

Transparency, inspection, adaptation: the trio or the trap

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