There are several useful articles on Scrum-xProcess in the blog and if you're starting using the process it's worth having a browse of these to guide your initial set-up.
Using the pre-defined Scrum process - this is the first of a series of articles on using Scrum-xProcess. You can follow them sequentially from this article.
Don't burn out... Burn Down! - discussion of burndown charts.
Calculating team velocity - discussion of velocity and productivity.
Rescheduling tasks to the date you want - what to do when then auto-scheduler doesn't schedule a task when you want it!
I'm going to start a new article now to take you through step by step of setting up a Scrum process. Here's the link to that one... Scrum-xProcess: step by step.
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