Agile Project Management and Scrum compact
Whitepaper: Manage your projects more efficiently by using Scrum Processes and Agile Methods.
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Pages: 11
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About the content
Back in the 90s, stiff and inflexible software development processes were not satisfactory – they needed to be more lightweight and flexible. And so, new processes like Scrum were innovated. Despite that, it wasn’t until 2001 that there was a name to bringall the similar development currents together. A few leading minds sat together and specified values and principles with which one could develop software more efficiently, and named this sort of development agile. So originally, the concept of being agile came from software development. From there, over the course of time, the description agile project management was developed, because not just software projects can be controlled and planned agilely.
What exactly is agile project management, what are the differences between classical and agile project management and how does Scrum work?
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Table of contents
| Page | |
|---|---|
| The Agile Manifesto | 2 |
| The agile principles | 3 |
| A comparison of agile and classical project management | 4 |
| Prominent exponents of agile methods | 5 |
| Agile project management in software development | 6 |
| What would agile project management change? | 7 |
| What is Scrum? | 7 |
| The roles in Scrum | 8 |
| The backlog in Scrum | 9 |
| Sprints in Scrum | 9 |
| Daily Scrums | 10 |
| Agile project management with objectiF RPM | 11 |
