Scrum in a very brief nutshell – a set of points along with a brief description
Filed Under Explanation, Scrum | Posted on February 27, 2010
I have written several articles about Scrum, none of them very long or like an essay, but this article will probably be the shortest, since it is more like a slide with a few points (and optional explanation) next to the slide points. Here goes: – Have a prioritized list of requirements: This is essentially [...]
Different roles in a Scrum process – ScrumMaster, Product Owner, and The Team
Filed Under Agile, Explanation, Role, Scrum, Terms | Posted on November 10, 2009
A Scrum process has some key roles, which will not be familiar to those who have not done any Scrum training, or those who have not undergone Scrum. In order to make the Scrum process a success, it is critically important that wherever a Scrum process is being implemented, all the stakeholders understand the different [...]
Scrum explained: What is the daily Scrum ?
Filed Under Agile, Explanation, Meeting, Scrum | Posted on November 2, 2009
For those of you who are evaluating the usage of Scrum to run your project management process, you really need to understand the need for a daily Scrum. If you are the one tasked with implementing the process, then you need to understand the need, the requirement, and the benefits of doing a Scrum meeting [...]
What is scrum ? – A simple (non-technical) definition
Filed Under Agile, Definition, Explanation, Methods, Process | Posted on October 23, 2009
Well, for those of you who play rugby, it’s not what you think. In software development, scrum (of as some people like to call it with capital letters, SCRUM) is a relatively newer technique, a part of agile development methodologies. Scrum aims to merge the differences between the different constituents of a software development team [...]
