Answering: “A Nexus Daily Scrum:”

A Nexus Daily Scrum:
(choose the best two answers)
A. Provides a single meeting where all Scrum Teams can update the Sprint Backlog.
B. Is the same as a Scrum-of-Scrums.
C. Provides input into each Scrum Team’s individual Daily Scrums to help them better plan their days work.
D. Is only for the Nexus Integration Team to plan their work for the next 24-hours.
E. Is an opportunity to make integration issues transparent.

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Answering: “How should multiple Scrum Teams deliver a a valuable and useful Increment in a Sprint?”

How should multiple Scrum Teams deliver a a valuable and useful Increment in a Sprint?
(choose the best answer)
A. Functionality not integrated with the work of other Scrum Teams may be delivered as unintegrated Increments to demonstrate the value created by the Scrum Teams unable to completely integrate their Increments.
B. Each Scrum Team provides a unique done Increment that includes the team’s added functionality.
C. Each Sprint, all Scrum Teams complete work that integrates with all of the other work from other Scrum Teams on the initiative.
D. Each Scrum Team delivers done Increments of its own area of responsibility. These Increments are integrated into a whole product during stabilization prior to release.

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Answering: “You are working with multiple Scrum Teams that are working in the same code base. They suffer from coordination problems and mutual dependencies.”

You are working with multiple Scrum Teams that are working in the same code base. They suffer from coordination problems and mutual dependencies.
True or False: This can be fully addressed with a comprehensive branching and merging model in the version control tool.
A. True
B. False

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