How to choose the right pilot?

Slide Content

The slide presents criteria for choosing the right pilot, defined as a project or department where one starts their initial experiences with Scrum. It emphasizes three key aspects: covering a relevant project, having a right team size, and having the right team members. Each aspect is crucial for a Scrum pilot as they ensure the project is significant enough to matter, the team is of an optimal size for agility, and team members are appropriate for the roles and challenges they will face.

Graphical Look

• Bold title text at the top of the slide stating "How to choose the right pilot?"
• A short paragraph underneath the title elaborates on what a pilot is in the context of Scrum.
• Three gray rectangular text boxes containing the criteria: "covers a relevant project," "has a right team size," "has right team members."
• A central orange triangular graphic labeled "The right pilot" with three black arrows pointing towards the text boxes.
• The slide utilizes a white background.

The slide has a clean, professional aesthetic with a simple color scheme that highlights the central theme. The use of arrows creates a sense of flow and direction, emphasizing the connections between the criteria.

Use Cases

• In a project management training or workshop explaining the implementation of Scrum.
• During a strategic planning meeting when deciding on a pilot project for testing Scrum methodologies.
• In a leadership seminar discussing the adoption of agile practices in an organization.
• For a team briefing before initiating a Scrum framework in a new or existing project.