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Scrum Project Management

Scrum is an agile framework for managing projects that involves short development cycles called sprints, daily stand-up meetings, and product demonstrations at the end of each sprint. Key roles in Scrum include the Scrum Master who helps the team adopt Scrum, the Product Owner who prioritizes features, and the development team. The goal is to iteratively and incrementally deliver working software to obtain feedback and continually improve the product.

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Scrum Project Management

Scrum is an agile framework for managing projects that involves short development cycles called sprints, daily stand-up meetings, and product demonstrations at the end of each sprint. Key roles in Scrum include the Scrum Master who helps the team adopt Scrum, the Product Owner who prioritizes features, and the development team. The goal is to iteratively and incrementally deliver working software to obtain feedback and continually improve the product.

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Scrum

- Sylvia Lobo
What is Scrum

 Scrum is an approach to managing complicated projects that may have


to adapt to changes in scope or requirements.
 It is one of the common approaches to Agile Project Management
 What makes it different from
 Waterfall
 Kanban
 Lean
 Agile
What is Scrum Not

 SCRUM is not about project management, it is product-oriented


 SCRUM is not only for software development.
 SCRUM does not mean having unclear requirements
Brief Timeline of Scrum History

 Based on New Product Development Game add his name


 1990s: Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland, separately, used similar
approaches in their companies.
 1995: Schwaber and Sutherland presented a paper at the Business Object
Design.
 2009: After co-founding, and leaving, the Scrum Alliance, Schwaber
founded Scrum.org
 2010: The Scrum Guide is created by Schwaber and Mike Beedle change
line
SCRUM

 Put rugby pic

A scrum (short for scrummage) is a method of restarting play in rugby that


involves players packing closely together with their heads down and
attempting to gain possession of the ball
Basic Scrum Framework
Roles & Responsibilities

 The Scrum Master


 Product Owner
 The Team
SCRUM Artifacts

 Product Backlog
 Sprint Backlog
 User Story
 Product Increment
Guess who?

 *Hint - Master
Guess who?

*Hint – Not what you think


Guess who?

*Hint – Surely not what you think 


SCRUM Ceremonies

 Sprint planning meeting


 The daily scrum
 The sprint review
 The sprint retrospective
Sprint planning meeting

 The sprint-planning meeting is held on the first day of every sprint.


 The Product Owner presents the set of features to be completed
 The team determines tasks needed to complete them
 Scrum Master helps in product backlog grooming
The Daily Scrum

 The team will have their daily scrum meeting at the task board for the
below:
 what they did yesterday,
 what they plan to do today, and
 what obstacles they are grappling with
Sprint Review

 At the end of the sprint, the team invites stakeholders to a sprint review
meeting
 The Product Owner keeps track of the feedback
 Puts it back into product backlog
Sprint Retrospective

 Retrospective to determine the following internally:


 What they did well that they wish to continue doing
 What they struggled with
 What recommendations they have for change going forward
Final Words..

 Scrum is a framework that helps teams to deliver valued products iteratively


and incrementally
 Overall aim of Scrum, what with its values, roles, events, and artifacts, is to
offer you a more clever approach to working on a project
 Iterative and incremental development process, your goal to deliver a high
quality product is more likely to be achieved.
SCRUMMMMMM

Get you a Scrum project management team that’s this excited to


see you!

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