Economically Sensible Scrum: Making Quick, Correct, and Understandable Decisions When Applying Agile

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Economically Sensible Scrum: Making Quick, Correct, and Understandable Decisions When Applying Agile

Posted February 18, 2014 | Technology |

The simple truth is that performing the mechanics of Agile or Scrum well at the team level is just not enough to ensure that you will see all the benefits you should. Let me say that in another way: having teams perform Scrum or any Agile process exactly right, in a textbook-like fashion, does not guarantee you will achieve your organization's goals for adopting Agile.

About The Author

Kenneth Rubin

Kenneth S. Rubin is Managing Principal at Innolution, LLC, a company that provides Scrum and Agile training and coaching to help companies develop products in an effective and economically sensible way. A Certified Scrum Trainer, Mr. Rubin has trained over 20,000 people on Agile and Scrum, Kanban, Smalltalk development, managing object-oriented projects, and transition management. He has coached over 200 companies, ranging from startups to … Read More

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Economically Sensible Scrum: Making Quick, Correct, and Understandable Decisions When Applying Agile

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