SCRUM - A Project Management Framework
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| − | SCRUM is a framework used both for project, program and portfolio management. It was developed in the early 1990's by Ken Schwaber & Jeff Sutherland and the framework is more popular today, than ever. It has roots in software development but is now widely used for any complex, agile project. The great benefit of using the SCRUM framework is that you get a focused and quick-moving project ensured by close collaboration of the Product Owner (PO), Scrum master (SM) and the Development Team (DT). By following the Scrum rules and structure the benefits can be obtained. The framework consists of values, events, roles and artifacts. | + | SCRUM is a framework used both for project, program and portfolio management. It was developed in the early 1990's by Ken Schwaber & Jeff Sutherland and the framework is more popular today, than ever. It has roots in software development but is now widely used for any complex, agile project. The great benefit of using the SCRUM framework is that you get a focused and quick-moving project ensured by close collaboration of the Product Owner (PO), Scrum master (SM) and the Development Team (DT). By following the Scrum rules and structure the benefits can be obtained. The framework consists of values, events, roles and artifacts. The framework is applicated in complex project which is suitable for an agile way of working, by working in iterations (sprints) to obtain increments during the project. SCRUM has limitations by being non-applicable to 'buisness-as-usual' projects and simple projects. |
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SCRUM - A framework for managing projects in an agile way.
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Abstract
SCRUM is a framework used both for project, program and portfolio management. It was developed in the early 1990's by Ken Schwaber & Jeff Sutherland and the framework is more popular today, than ever. It has roots in software development but is now widely used for any complex, agile project. The great benefit of using the SCRUM framework is that you get a focused and quick-moving project ensured by close collaboration of the Product Owner (PO), Scrum master (SM) and the Development Team (DT). By following the Scrum rules and structure the benefits can be obtained. The framework consists of values, events, roles and artifacts. The framework is applicated in complex project which is suitable for an agile way of working, by working in iterations (sprints) to obtain increments during the project. SCRUM has limitations by being non-applicable to 'buisness-as-usual' projects and simple projects.
