Resolved Issues

Problems that are openly raised and quickly addressed during Scrum of Scrums meetings; by resolving these cross-team issues in a timely way, teams improve coordination and reduce the chance of redesign and rework.

Key Points

  • Addresses cross-team impediments identified in the Scrum of Scrums.
  • Emphasizes transparency: issues are visible, owned, and tracked to closure.
  • Timely resolution limits dependency risks and cascading delays.
  • Successful resolution improves alignment and lowers rework and redesign.

Example

Three Scrum Teams building a shared platform hold a Scrum of Scrums. An API change is causing integration failures. The teams agree on a revised API contract, assign an integration lead to implement it, and validate the fix within two days. The item is marked as a resolved issue, preventing rework across teams.

PMP Example Question

During a Scrum of Scrums, two teams report conflicting database migrations. The group assigns an owner to create a unified migration plan and monitors progress until the conflict is eliminated. What is the best term for the outcome once the conflict is addressed?

  1. Resolved Issues
  2. Product Increment
  3. Definition of Done
  4. Release Plan

Correct Answer: A — Resolved Issues

Explanation: The conflict was raised and closed through the Scrum of Scrums, improving inter-team coordination and minimizing rework, which characterizes a resolved issue.

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