Professional Scrum Master 2 (PSM II) Certification - A Crash Course - Forecasting and Release Planning - Part 2

The video discusses the two main types of release strategies: date-driven and scope-driven. Date-driven releases are influenced by marketing events, while scope-driven releases focus on delivering specific features. It highlights the importance of not fixing both date and scope to avoid quality issues. The role of Scrum in ensuring effective release planning and communication with stakeholders is emphasized.

What is a primary factor influencing a date-driven release?

• The number of features

• Marketing events

• Software complexity

• Team size

Why might a scope-driven release be prioritized over a date-driven one?

• To minimize team workload

• To meet a holiday deadline

• To ensure all valuable features are included

• To reduce marketing costs

What happens if both the date and scope are fixed in a project?

• The project costs decrease

• The project is completed faster

• The quality of the product may suffer

• The team becomes more efficient

What is a potential consequence of adding features without updating the plan?

• Faster project completion

• Reduced project costs

• Last-minute scrambles

• Increased product quality

What role does a Scrum Master play in release planning?

• Hiring new team members

• Setting marketing goals

• Communicating project challenges

• Designing new features