Scrum
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Scrum is an agile framework that uses short development cycles called sprints to quickly and flexibly deliver working software. It focuses on empowering cross-functional teams through self-organization and collaboration to deliver high-value, high-quality products. Key aspects of Scrum include prioritizing features in a product backlog, planning sprints, daily stand-ups, sprint reviews, and retrospectives.
Scrum
- 1. SCRUM An agile framework for complex and creative projects Monday, March 11, 13
- 2. SCRUM An agile framework for complex and creative projects Monday, March 11, 13
- 3. Purpose: Complete the project quickly and concisely Monday, March 11, 13
- 4. Why Scrum? Saves Time Team Empowerment Innovation Emerges Monday, March 11, 13
- 5. Our Values Individuals Functionality Collaboration Response to Change Monday, March 11, 13
- 6. The Cycle Vision Product Backlog Sprint Backlog Sprint Daily Scrum Shippable Product Increment Monday, March 11, 13
- 7. Roles Product Owner ScrumMaster Team Members Monday, March 11, 13
- 8. Ceremonies Sprint Planning Daily Scrum Sprint Reviews Sprint Retrospectives Monday, March 11, 13
- 9. Artifacts Product Backlog Sprint Backlog Product Increment Visible Progress Done Monday, March 11, 13
- 10. Benefits Buy-in from the team Flexible Environment Product must be created Monday, March 11, 13
- 11. Sources Scrum Alliance Agile Atlas The RAD group Monday, March 11, 13