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SCRUM
PROCESSING
MODEL
BY :
Noime Amado
Wenafrida A. Ordejan
Bsit-3C
Who develops Scrum processing
model ?
Dr. Jeff Sutherland created the Scrum process in 1993, taking the term
“Scrum” from an analogy in a 1986 study by Takeuchi and Nonaka
and Nonaka published in the Harvard Business Review.
Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com
SCRUM
• is an Agile Process for running
Software Development Project.
• uses an Empirical Process control model.
Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com
www.contolchaos.com
Steps in the Scrum
Process
 Product backlog: The Product Owner and Scrum Team meet
to prioritize the items on the product backlog (the work on
the product backlog comes from user stories and
requirements).
 Sprint planning: Before each sprint, the Product Owner
presents the top items on the backlog to the team in a
sprint planning meeting.
Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com
Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com
 Backlog refinement/grooming:The team may remove
user stories that aren’t relevant, create new
stories, reassess the priority of stories, or split user stories
into smaller tasks.
 Daily Scrum meetings: The Daily Scrum is a 15-minute
stand-up meeting where each team member talks about
their goals and any issues that have come up.
The Daily Scrum Meeting
 Within the Sprint, the Scrum Team gathers in the same place at the same time
each work day.
 Provides daily chance to “Inspect and Adapt.”
 The Scrum Master asks each person, in turn:
- “What have you done since the last Scrum meeting?”
- “What do you plan to do before the next Scrum meeting?”
- “What impediments are in your way?”
After the Daily Scrum, the teams gets to work and the Scrum Master sets about
removing impediments.
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 Sprint review meeting: This meeting should feature
a live demonstration, not a report or a PowerPoint
presentation.
 Sprint retrospective meeting: The team may talk
about what went well during the sprint, what went
wrong, and what they could do differently.
Roles in Scrum
Product Owner- The Scrum Product Owner has
the vision of what he or she wants to build and
conveys that vision to the team. The Product
Owner focuses on business and market
requirements, prioritizing all the work that needs
to be done.
Scrum Master: Often considered the coach for
the team, the Scrum Master helps the team do
their best possible work.
Scrum Team: The Scrum Team is comprised of five
to seven members. Everyone on the project works
together, helps each other, and shares a deep
sense of camaraderie.
Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com
Product Backlog
 Prioritized list of all features and changes that have yet to
be made to the system.
 High-level and loosely defined - estimated from 1 – 20 days
or so.
 The Scrum Master is the owner of the Product Backlog.
Before beginning the first Sprint, the Product Manager and
the Scrum Team produce an initial Product Backlog.
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Advantages of Scrum processing
model
 More transparency and project visibility
 Increased team accountability
 Easy to accommodate changes
 Increased cost savings
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Disadvantages of Scrum processing
model
 Risk of scope creep
 Team requires experience and commitment
 The wrong Scrum Master can ruin everything
 Poorly defined tasks can lead to inaccuracies
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Difference of Scrum toother
Agile model
Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com
Scrum, on the other hand, is a subset of Agile. A Scrum is a simple and
flexible Agile methodology for software development.
The Scrum is not a technique or a process but a lightweight and simple
framework to address complex problems of a project and deliver a high-value
product creatively .
While waterfall methodology is a sequential design process. This means that
as each of the eight stages (conception, initiation, analysis, design, construction,
testing, implementation, and maintenance) are completed, the developers move on
to the next step.

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Scrum Model

  • 2. Who develops Scrum processing model ? Dr. Jeff Sutherland created the Scrum process in 1993, taking the term “Scrum” from an analogy in a 1986 study by Takeuchi and Nonaka and Nonaka published in the Harvard Business Review. Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com
  • 3. SCRUM • is an Agile Process for running Software Development Project. • uses an Empirical Process control model. Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com
  • 5. Steps in the Scrum Process  Product backlog: The Product Owner and Scrum Team meet to prioritize the items on the product backlog (the work on the product backlog comes from user stories and requirements).  Sprint planning: Before each sprint, the Product Owner presents the top items on the backlog to the team in a sprint planning meeting. Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com
  • 6. Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com  Backlog refinement/grooming:The team may remove user stories that aren’t relevant, create new stories, reassess the priority of stories, or split user stories into smaller tasks.  Daily Scrum meetings: The Daily Scrum is a 15-minute stand-up meeting where each team member talks about their goals and any issues that have come up.
  • 7. The Daily Scrum Meeting  Within the Sprint, the Scrum Team gathers in the same place at the same time each work day.  Provides daily chance to “Inspect and Adapt.”  The Scrum Master asks each person, in turn: - “What have you done since the last Scrum meeting?” - “What do you plan to do before the next Scrum meeting?” - “What impediments are in your way?” After the Daily Scrum, the teams gets to work and the Scrum Master sets about removing impediments.
  • 8. Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com  Sprint review meeting: This meeting should feature a live demonstration, not a report or a PowerPoint presentation.  Sprint retrospective meeting: The team may talk about what went well during the sprint, what went wrong, and what they could do differently.
  • 9. Roles in Scrum Product Owner- The Scrum Product Owner has the vision of what he or she wants to build and conveys that vision to the team. The Product Owner focuses on business and market requirements, prioritizing all the work that needs to be done. Scrum Master: Often considered the coach for the team, the Scrum Master helps the team do their best possible work. Scrum Team: The Scrum Team is comprised of five to seven members. Everyone on the project works together, helps each other, and shares a deep sense of camaraderie. Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com
  • 10. Product Backlog  Prioritized list of all features and changes that have yet to be made to the system.  High-level and loosely defined - estimated from 1 – 20 days or so.  The Scrum Master is the owner of the Product Backlog. Before beginning the first Sprint, the Product Manager and the Scrum Team produce an initial Product Backlog. www.slideshare.net
  • 11. Advantages of Scrum processing model  More transparency and project visibility  Increased team accountability  Easy to accommodate changes  Increased cost savings Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com
  • 12. Disadvantages of Scrum processing model  Risk of scope creep  Team requires experience and commitment  The wrong Scrum Master can ruin everything  Poorly defined tasks can lead to inaccuracies Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com
  • 13. Difference of Scrum toother Agile model Sourced by: www.smartsheet.com Scrum, on the other hand, is a subset of Agile. A Scrum is a simple and flexible Agile methodology for software development. The Scrum is not a technique or a process but a lightweight and simple framework to address complex problems of a project and deliver a high-value product creatively . While waterfall methodology is a sequential design process. This means that as each of the eight stages (conception, initiation, analysis, design, construction, testing, implementation, and maintenance) are completed, the developers move on to the next step.

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