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Evolution of Scrum – A Trip Down Memory Lane

Cprime

As most Agile practitioners are aware, the Scrum framework has been around since the 1950s. Expressed in various forms and concepts, Scrum was formally documented and published in 2001 as the Scrum Guide by Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland. From 2010 to 2011, several interesting changes occurred with regards to Scrum.

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Agile History and Archaeology

Managed Agile

Have you ever thought about how Agile history has evolved and the broad archaeology behind what direction it is going in? To really understand what is going on, its useful to pretend to be amateur archaeologists and step back and look at the history of how Agile has evolved. What is Archaeology and How Does it Relate to Agile?

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What Is Value-driven Project Management?

Managed Agile

An excessive emphasis on planning and control can stifle the creativity and innovation that may be needed to maximize the value of the solution. The need to deal with uncertainty has been the primary driving force behind an Agile approach; however, there was a significant pendulum swing associated with Agile in the early years.

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The Ultimate Guide to Scaled Agile Frameworks: SAFe, LeSS, DA, Scrum@Scale

Marutitech

Scaling Agile is the buzzword taking the software industry by storm and gaining popularity in other sectors like manufacturing, eCommerce, and retail. Agile software development has been around for the past 20 years. It is compared to only 29% of organizations with lower agility reports. It was first recognized in the year 2011.

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The Past, Present, and Future of Scrum

Netmind

This was a concise document which unified visions that had begun to diverge and saturated the framework with more and more elements and entities, despite the fact that Scrum was originally designed as a “light” framework. In fact, value has progressively gained prominence as a central concept in the general evolution of the agile philosophy.

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The Past, Present, and Future of Scrum

Netmind

This was a concise document which unified visions that had begun to diverge and saturated the framework with more and more elements and entities, despite the fact that Scrum was originally designed as a “light” framework. In fact, value has progressively gained prominence as a central concept in the general evolution of the agile philosophy.