Scrum and the V-Model
In this blog post, Peter Stevens looks at what are the differences between Scrum and the V-Model to see where the two come into conflict and where they could complement each other.
In this blog post, Peter Stevens looks at what are the differences between Scrum and the V-Model to see where the two come into conflict and where they could complement each other.
This blog post discusses the issue of helping middle managers finding a new role in an organization that adopt agile approaches.
Mike Cottmeyer mixes concepts like Features, User Stories, Story Maps, Minimally Marketable Features, Scrum, Kanban and RUP to create a scalable agile enterprise portfolio framework.
An thought-provoking blog post where Emil Gustafsson declares that “Teams can be very agile without scrum. A very good team can probably be agile with a waterfall type of process too.“
A inside story on how a Scrum team performs agile software development shared by Urs Enzler and that includes all activities from planning to retrospectives.
This is an interesting story about a Scrum team that held fake daily Scrum meetings so that the product owner will not be worried about their progress.
This blog post explains why for Scrum it is better to drop the time based approach to estimating and specifically the focus on an individual.
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