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Your experience in SCRUM implementation.

Last post 12:21 pm November 26, 2015 by Mohammed Musthafa Soukath Ali
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Alex K
04:49 pm November 22, 2015

Hello everyone!
I am currently working on my master thesis about SCRUM. And I am trying to gather some data for it’s practical part. There I will estimate whether migration on SCRUM from any other software development methodology is good idea or not.
If you could help me with that by filling up next questionnaire https://goo.gl/8AAqIk I will highly appreciate that :)
In addition, maybe, you have any case studies on this theme?
Thanx in advance.

Charles Bradley
03:36 pm November 23, 2015

Alex,

Case Studies:
http://ScrumCaseStudies.com

The only justification you need to move to Scrum for software dev:
https://scrumcrazy.wordpress.com/2015/08/17/large-scale-agile-and-scrum…

Mohammed Musthafa Soukath Ali
12:21 pm November 26, 2015


Alex,

You may have difficulty in comparing "Software Development Methodology" to Scrum. Scrum is not a sw method. Scrum is mainly a container and collaboration framework for value discovery and maximization journey. In fact it embed other software methods too. It can be compared based on the potential to reduce risk and maximize value using empiricism, bottom-up intelligence, servant leadership and value flow, with any other problem solving framework.

Another minor thing - Scrum is not any acronym like SCRUM

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