Learn different ways to tease information out of your Scrum processes by unleashing the power of Excel.
by Doug Tillman
April 11, 2007
he purpose of Scrum is to help build great software through empirical process control. A healthy emphasis on continuous process improvement works naturally with Scrum because Scrum evolved from applying Lean-Agile manufacturing techniques to software development. The article describes some Excel tools I developed to help manage teams that can help you examine your implementation of the Scrum process in more depth.
You'll find a free sample workbook illustrating these tools that you can experiment with in the downloadable code that accompanies this article and step-by-step instructions in the sidebar How-To to run the code.
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he purpose of Scrum is to help build great software through empirical process control. A healthy emphasis on continuous process improvement works naturally with Scrum because Scrum evolved from applying Lean-Agile manufacturing techniques to software development. The article describes some Excel tools I developed to help manage teams that can help you examine your implementation of the Scrum process in more depth.
