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This document discusses Scrum, an agile approach to software development. It outlines problems with traditional waterfall development models, such as unclear requirements and wasted time. Scrum uses short iterative cycles, a product owner to represent customers, self-organizing teams, and a scrum master to guide the process. The results of using Scrum can include more flexible scope, faster delivery, higher quality products, better progress visibility, less waste, and happier development teams.
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- 4. Problems Systems must be defined up front. Requirements Not Clear Requirements Change Time Wasted on Junk Poor Progress
- 5. Agile Satisfy the Customer Welcome Change Deliver Frequently Work as a Team Communicate Face-to- Face
- 8. Product Owner Owner of project vision Represents the customer
- 9. The Team Small (5–9 people) Cross-functional Self-organized
- 11. Scrum Process
- 12. Results effects of applying Scrum Flexible Scope & Faster Delivery Higher Quality Increased Progress Visibility Eliminated Waste & Saved Money More Fun, Happy Teams
- 13. Questions