The document discusses the application of scrum methodology in engineering development, specifically in the context of building advanced jet fighters like the Saab JAS 39E Gripen and Lockheed Martin's F-35 Lightning II. It contrasts agile practices with traditional project management approaches, highlighting scrum's framework and ceremonies that facilitate project delivery. Key components of scrum include backlog grooming, sprint planning, daily scrums, sprint reviews, and retrospectives designed to enhance efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

1. Value for Scrum Engineering Development
Create Better World - Developing Solution

2. Delivery on Time - Reduce Cost: Scrum Value
Agile Scrum methodology Building a Jet Fighter in hardware and software teams to produce strike fighter, the JAS 39E Saab. Gripen aircraft - Swedish aerospace company.
Lockheed Martin Building a Jet Fighter in hardware and software teams F-35 Lightning II is an American family using Traditional Project Management.

3. Traditional project management is a
universal practice that includes a set of
developed techniques used for planning,
estimating, and controlling activities. ...
Traditional project management is mainly
used on projects where activities are
completed in a sequence and there are
rarely any changes.

4. Agile is a project management philosophy which utilizes a core set of values or principles,
Scrum is a specific Agile methodology that is used to facilitate a project..

5. Scrum Master - Sprint Traditional PM

6. SCRUM - Agile
Five Scrum Ceremonies:
1. Backlog grooming
(product backlog refinement)
2. Sprint planning.
3. Daily scrum.
4. Sprint review.
5. Sprint retrospective.

7. Agile Framework 90days

8. 1. Sprint Grooming - Product Planning

9. 2. Sprint Planning

10. 3.Daily Scrum - Stand Up Meeting

11. 4. Sprint Restropective

12. 5. Sprint Review

13. 3a. Sprint Development

14. 3b. Sprint Development

15. 3c. Sprint Development

16. 3d. Open Source EV Car

17. 3c. Sprint Development

18. 3d. Sprint Development

19. 3e. Sprint Development

20. 5. Potentially Shippable Product

21. Scrum Ceremony - Roll Out

22. Thanks for Attending