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    What is Agile Scrum methodology?

    In agile scrum methodology, agile teams understand customer requirements and subsequently build solutions around that. These teams, often referred as scrum teams, consist of peoples...  

    What is Agile Scrum methodology?

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    Apac CIOOutlook | Thursday, January 01, 1970

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    The traditional waterfall approach to software development is a methodology wherein developers follow eight sequential steps (conception, initiation, analysis, design, construction, testing, implementation, and maintenance). A better alternative is the agile scrum methodology. Herein, agile teams understand customer requirements and subsequently build solutions around that.  

    What is Scrum?

    Agile way of managing a project is better known as Scrum. Using agile combined with Scrum in software development is known as methodology, it’s better to understand Scrum as managing process framework 

    These teams, often referred to as scrum teams, consist of peoples who possess sound knowledge of tackling unpredictability during rigorous development processes. These teams require constant empirical feedback, self-management within the group, and adequately tested product increments within short time iterations of three to five weeks during the development process.

    There are three primary stakeholders in this approach: product owner, developer/tester, and ScrumMaster. The product owner provides constant feedback and influences team decisions by understanding what is best for the customer. Developers do programming and test their work and of others, if required.

    Lastly, ScrumMaster’s job closely relates to that of project managers, but without the baggage of processes and procedures imposed by a traditional methodology. In a nutshell, ScrumMasters are expected to adhere to any role that can facilitate teamwork and move the project forward.

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