Collaboration means that scrum core team works together and interfaces with the stakeholders to create and validate the deliverables of the project. There is a difference between cooperation and collaboration. Cooperation occurs when the product consists of sum of the work of various people of the team. Collaboration, on the other hand, occurs when...
Read more →Scrum supports the idea that employees are self motivated. They seek to accept greater responsibility and deliver greater value when self organized. That’s why the preferred leadership style in scrum is ‘servant leadership’. The scrum principle 2 focuses on the needs of the people i.e. scrum team members. This does not mean that you...
Read more →In scrum lesson 1, we learned about Scrum Principles in general. In this lesson, we’ll discuss first principle. Empirical process control is the first principle of Scrum framework. Scrum decisions are based on observation and experimentation rather than on detailed upfront planning. Empirical Process Control relies on three main ideas: Transparency Inspection Adaptation 1....
Read more →In this lesson, we’ll have a look at the main benefits or advantages provided by scrum framework which make it better as compared to other project management approaches. Why Scrum is Better? Uses people oriented approach and emphasizes on people involved in the project Can be used for small to large projects Minimal documentation...
Read more →Scrum processes address the specific activities and flow of a scrum project. In total, there are 19 processes which are grouped into 5 phases. Each process requires some inputs, uses some tools, and produces some outputs. Some of these inputs, tools, and outputs are mandatory while others are optional. It depends on a particular...
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