Scrum teams use an empirical approach to adapt to changing requirements and priorities, with a focus on delivering working software to their customers frequently.
by Hector J. Correa
July 18, 2008
ouldn't you like to read about a software development process that realistically addresses the needs that you face in your projects? One that acknowledges fast paced environments and changing priorities and that gives you guidelines to succeed in this kind of environment. Meet Scrum.
Scrum is an agile process to manage software development projects. Scrum is not prescriptive on engineering practices, but rather it is a lightweight framework based on a few (common sense) guidelines for managing projects. Scrum follows an empirical process control in which the team adapts based on experience rather than following a rigorous set of steps or a very detailed plan. The word Scrum itself comes from rugby and refers to a way of restarting the game.
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ouldn't you like to read about a software development process that realistically addresses the needs that you face in your projects? One that acknowledges fast paced environments and changing priorities and that gives you guidelines to succeed in this kind of environment. Meet Scrum.
