Differences between Waterfall and Scrum
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This presentation will present key differences between Agile Scrum and traditional Waterfall methodologies. Anyone who is practicing Scrum, learning Scrum, migrating from Waterfall to Agile Scrum, preparing for a job interview, or simply engaged in continuous learning will find value delivered with this deck. Listen to the webinar on youtube: https://youtu.be/lTJ_SDg5tH4
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The document discusses Scrum, an agile framework for managing projects. Some key points:
- Scrum is the most popular agile framework, designed to deliver value quickly through iterative development in sprints.
- Scrum uses cross-functional, self-organizing teams who work in short sprints to deliver working software frequently.
- Scrum benefits include adaptability, transparency, continuous improvement, and early delivery of high-value features.
- Scrum is used across industries like IT, finance, healthcare, and is applied to companies of all sizes.
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Differences between Waterfall and Scrum
- 1. Waterfall vs Scrum Comparison between the traditional plan-driven approach and Agile Scrum
- 2. Contrast #1 Waterfall encourages conformance to processes and tools Scrum encourages people interactions
- 3. Waterfall requires comprehensive documentation Scrum requires working software Contrast #2
- 4. Waterfall restricts new ideas Scrum encourages experimentation and creativity Contrast #3
- 5. Waterfall is built on contract negotiation Scrum is built on collaboration with customer Contrast #4
- 6. Waterfall leads to mismatch between customer’s needs and the final product Scrum eliminates the gap between product owner and the product Contrast #5
- 7. Waterfall encourages upfront planning Scrum encourages just-in-time planning Contrast #6
- 8. Waterfall encourages upfront decisions Scrum decision wait till the LRM (last responsible moment) Contrast #7
- 9. Waterfall promotes conformance to a project plan Scrum embraces change Contrast #8
- 10. Waterfall leads to a de-motivated team Scrum results in a high performing, self- organizing, and motivated team Contrast #9
- 11. Waterfall leads to late customer feedback Scrum promotes fast and frequent customer feedback via scrum ceremonies Contrast #10
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