Choose your next step in Scrum.
Clear answers about certification, cost, and choosing a class, plus practical ways to use AI alongside your Scrum skills.
Scrum certification
How to compare Scrum training providers
Compare credentials, instructors, practice, schedules, price, and support.
Read the guideCSM vs CSPO: which should you take?
Compare the two foundational Scrum Alliance certifications and pick your path.
Read the guideHow much does a CSM certification cost?
What you pay, what is included, and the ongoing renewal cost most people miss.
Read the guideCSPO certification cost and what’s included
Compare the class price, practical AI benefits, certification requirements, and renewal costs.
Read the guideHow to become a Certified ScrumMaster
The step-by-step path from a 2-day course to your CSM certification.
Read the guideIs a CSM certification worth it?
Who it helps most, what employers recognize, and when to skip it.
Read the guidePractical AI workflows for Scrum teams
Explore product decisions or develop a Definition of Done with practical examples and prompts. Then try AI in Scrum events, with your team responsible for checking the evidence and making decisions.
Use AI to develop a Definition of Done
Six prompts, a practical checklist, and team exercises to make your quality standard clear and testable.
Read the guideAI for Product Owners: prompts and examples
Work from product ideas to release planning with 10 practical prompts, example outputs, and evidence checks.
Read the guideHow to use AI for Scrum ceremonies: Sprint Planning
A practical Sprint Planning workflow: use AI to surface questions and dependencies while the Scrum Team owns the Sprint Goal and plan.
Read the guide →How to use AI for Scrum ceremonies: Sprint Reviews
Turn Sprint Review feedback into traceable questions and options with AI, without inventing customer evidence or automating product decisions.
Read the guide →How to use AI for Scrum ceremonies: Sprint Retrospectives
Use AI to organize retrospective themes and draft a small improvement experiment, while protecting candid feedback and team ownership.
Read the guide →More AI learning resources
These guides remain available for reference. We now focus on Scrum training and coaching, with AI as a learning companion in class.
Where should you start with AI?
A simple framework for picking your first high-value, low-risk AI use case.
Read the guideHow to automate business tasks with AI
Find the busywork, pilot a workflow with a human in the loop, then scale.
Read the guideIs AI automation worth it for a small business?
Where it pays off, where it does not, and how to de-risk the first project.
Read the guideAI training for teams: where to start
What effective, role-specific AI training looks like and how to roll it out.
Read the guideBuild your skills. Strengthen your team.
Choose a public class, or talk with Eric about private training and the challenges your team is working through.