Projects in the near future will be managed with a hybrid of Agile and traditional waterfall processes to better address the speed to market, product innovation, and financial challenges that organizations face. The project managers who learn how to merge Agile with Waterfall methodologies ...
In this paper, the authors present their hypothesis that in the future, projects will use a combination of agile practices, with a traditional approach, usually associated with waterfall projects. This should become the dominant successful methodology, even despite the pressure for quick d ...
Over the course of a project, you'll make hundreds of decisions. And one of the first decisions you'll make is choosing which project management methodology to follow. From Agile to Scrum to Waterfall to Kanban, there are a variety of different ...
Most people hear the word “Scrum” and think of something that’s stuck to the bottom of their shoe. Au contraire. Scrum is an agile software development methodology designed to foster iterative and incremental development. Scrum projects are broken down into 24-hour development cycles ...
The agile project management approach known as Scrum has been touted in the field's literature as a silver bullet for solving time-to-market and project quality problems. This paper examines how one information technology (IT) department within a financial services orga ...
Scrum is one of the agile methodologies designed to guide teams in the iterative and incremental delivery of a product. Often referred to as "an agile project management framework," its focus is on the use of an empirical process that allows teams to respond rapidly, efficiently, and effec ...
Originally created for agile software development, scrum provides project managers with the flexibility needed to meet ever-changing consumer demands. Presenting a modified version of the agile software development framework, Scrum Project Management introduces Scrum basics and explains ho ...
Scrum is an agile process framework built around practices that create excellent visibility into product development’s true progress. A product developed with Scrum might be, for instance, a consumer-oriented software package or a business-to-business web service. Arm ...
The word "transparency" can be easily misused. Even dictatorship regimes are convinced they are transparent. Companies advocate transparency while they dis-empower their teams for mediocrity. I have more examples to share, but the point here is: What does transparency mean in Agile? Is ...
Scrum Artifacts provide key information that the Scrum Team and the stakeholders need to be aware of for understanding the product under development, the activities done, and the activities being planned in the project. The following artifacts are defined in Scrum Process Framework - ...