Introduction

Introduction

What is scrum and agile?
1. Agile
  1. Flexible to deal with many changes.
  2. Scrum is a method of agile.
  3. Manifesto
    1. Individuals & interactions over processes & tools
    2. Working software over comprehensive documentation
    3. Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
    4. Responding to change over following a plan
Scrum
1. Scope not defined
2. Requirements change frequently
3. Activities can't be defined, estimating difficult.
4. Process is iterative
5. Success measured on customer satisfaction
6. Incremental results have value
7. Scrum: Lots of unknowns, project more complex
Traditional methods
1. Scope defined
2. Requirements defined upfront
3. Activities can be defined, estimating possible and reliable.
4. Process more long term
5. Success measured on project goals for time, cost, scope
6. Product can't be used till project complete
7. Traditional: Fewer unknowns, project less complex
Fact & fiction
1. Fiction
  1. Dev free to do what they want
  2. Scrum no paperwork & dev starts right away
  3. Requirements must be defined before dev can start
  4. Scrums are easy to implement even without training
  5. Scrum is just a simple set of rules
  6. Scrum master is like project manager
2. Fact
  1. Devs work in productive & defined framework. Scrum master ensure they follow scrum
  2. Planning is involved, dev can only start when product backlog defined
  3. Work starts when initial stories of backlog are ready
  4. Scrum big change people need a good understanding of scrum.
  5. Scrum is a set of rules, framework, plus a compatible work culture and ethic
  6. scrum master ensure framework is followed

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