Help Request - Msc Dissertation - Scrum & UK Oil & Gas Projects

Last post 04:22 pm September 14, 2020 by Steven Beatt

1 reply

09:11 am September 8, 2020

Good Morning

I'm relatively new member here and have not posted much but i would like to ask for some help / input to my Msc Project Management dissertation looking at compatibility of Scrum with traditional project approval mechanisms and planning processes within UK Oil and Gas Industry.

I have issued my survey through Linkedin but as my network is predominantly Oil and Gas colleagues, connections then i would dearly like input from Scrum / Agile practitioners to ensure my data has valid and tangible outputs.

If you have a spare 5 minutes, could you please click below. Thank you very much in advance

https://robertgordonuniversity.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/scrum-compatibility-with-traditional-project-planning

Steven Beatt

04:22 pm September 14, 2020

I'm not sure if anyone has filled in my survey from here, but if you have thank you very much

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