Category: SCRUM

The Great Delivery Debate

The Great Delivery Debate By Chris Moody Dr. Winston Royce first described a model for working with large software systems in 1970, which we’ve grown to know as “Waterfall”. Interestingly enough what many never...

User Stories and Use Cases Go Hand-in-Hand

User Stories and Use Cases Go Hand-in-Hand By Ben Snyder, CEO of Systemation Whether it’s a software project or a marketing project, all projects have something to deliver. And all projects have users—people who...

To Squawk or not to Squawk

To Squawk or not to Squawk By Patrick Merg The daily standup meeting is one of the core concepts of Scrum. In the meeting the team members talk about just three things: What I...

The Scrum PMO

The Scrum PMO By Russell Whitworth The challenge is this: How do you make Agile Scrum work in a traditional corporate environment? The problem is simple to state, but the solutions are frustratingly complex....

The Cult of Agile

The Cult of Agile By Damon Swayn The original version of this post was much different. I wanted to talk about my feelings towards the cargo cult of those who sell us the Agile...

Scrum Methodology – Agile Software Methodologies

Scrum Methodology – Agile Software Methodologies By John Nelson In our last post, we discussed Agile, its origins, basic concepts, and how it fits into the organization. While we often speak of Agile generically,...