Scrum guide

Daily Scrum Meeting

In this scenario, when a user selects the present date in the calendar, a modal will appear where they can create a new “Daily Scrum meeting”.

Functionality:

i. Meeting details:

    • Meeting title: The title should clearly reflect the focus of the daily scrum, such as “Daily standup – Sprint X” or “Team sync – Project Y.”
    • Product: The product associated with the meeting is selected from a dropdown list, ensuring the meeting is relevant to the specific project or product under development.
    • Meeting type: “Daily Scrum” is selected as the meeting type to distinguish it from other types of meetings like brainstorming or sprint reviews.
    • Sprint name: The sprint associated with the daily scrum is selected, ensuring the meeting is tied to the current sprint’s progress and objectives.
    • Recurrence meeting: This setting indicates whether the daily scrum is a recurring event, which is typically the case in agile methodologies.
    • Recurrence dates: Users can specify the recurrence start and end dates, defining the period over which the daily scrum will be held regularly.
    • Durations: The time for the daily scrum is generally brief (e.g., 15 minutes), so users can set the duration in hours and minutes.
    • Meeting start date & time: The start date and time of the meeting are crucial to keep the team aligned on when the daily scrum will occur. The start time is usually set in 15-minute intervals to match the typical brief nature of this meeting.
    • Meeting end time: This field allows setting an expected end time, reinforcing the importance of keeping the meeting short and focused.
    • Meeting location & link: The physical location or online meeting link (e.g., google, teams) is provided to ensure all participants know where and how to join the meeting.

ii. Team members:

    • Users can select individual team members or choose from pre-defined groups to add to the daily scrum meeting. This ensures that all relevant team members are included and can participate in the discussion.
    • The ability to manage participants helps in ensuring that the right people are involved in the daily synchronization, contributing to the effectiveness of the scrum.
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iv. Filtering and managing scrum meetings:

    • Similar to other meetings, users can filter daily scrum meetings by status (upcoming, ongoing, or completed). This helps in managing the daily routine effectively:
      • Upcoming: Future daily scrum meetings can be viewed, helping the team prepare and know what’s ahead.
      • Ongoing: The current day’s scrum meeting can be accessed, allowing team members to join or manage the session.
      • Completed: Past scrum meetings are available for review, providing insights into what was discussed and any follow-up actions that were taken.
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