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We have a rather large and complex product consisting of many subsystems. Each subsystem then consisting of multiple components. We have different scrum teams working on different subsystems.
I couldn't find any information in the GH documentation about how to do Scrum of Scrums?
Should each subsystem have it's own project?
Do I then create a rapid board for each project and an overall product rapid board that references all the projects?
Hi Carl,
Take a look at the discussion in this answers post, you can have sub boards that show just one sprint and a parent board that sees all of the other sprints. This is the approach we use for Scrum of Scrums here at Atlassian.
Cheers,
Shaun
Hi Carl,
There are a few ways to achieve this, check out this cool presentation by Atlassian partner (Spartez):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvRyP34W4Sk
http://www.slideshare.net/london_aug/scrum-of-scrums-with-jira-and-greenhopper
Hope this helps, Carl.
Cheers, Vicky
Hi Vicky,
Whilst this video was mildy informative, it has 2 significant drawbacks:
1. The solution provided by Spartez involved a fair amount of hackery - most notably patching the GreenHopper JAR.
2. The solution makes complete use of the classic board, which is no longer being supported.
So, I'm afraid it doesn't really help me at all.
-Carl
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