Then it's not a standup. Maybe you can find another way to achieve the same aim, or maybe Scrum isn't suited to remote workplaces (I don't have enough experienc

Then it's not a standup. Maybe you can find another way to achieve the same aim, or maybe Scrum isn't suited to remote workplaces (I don't have enough experience either way) I haven't had too many problems with online scrums/standups. The basic rules are the same, every gives a quick breakdown on what they did, what they are doing and any issues they have. You just don't have people physically in the same location. I will say the biggest help when dealing with the remote situation is having someone willing to take decent notes and send a quick email with a summary, which helps compensate for the lack of face-to-face.