How does Scrum embrace ‘Change’? The Scrum methodology of product and service development and management understands the importance Change in the current market. Change is a truth that cannot be overlooked or escaped. Therefore, the best way to deal with the concept of change is to accept it and adapt accordingly. This principle is entwined…
How to identify risk? Risk is defined as an uncertain event that can affect the objectives of a project and may contribute to its success or failure. Risks with a potential for positive impact on the project are called opportunities, whereas threats are risks that could negatively impact a project. Managing risk must be done…
How are risks handled in Scrum? To ensure business viability the probability of project failure must be reduced. More informed business decisions have to be made. And it is important that risks are effectively managed through a well- organized and methodical approach. In a Scrum environment, risk is generally minimized, largely due to the work…
Is ‘change’ readily accepted in Scrum? Every project, regardless of its method or framework is exposed to change. It is imperative that project team members understand that the Scrum development processes are designed to embrace change. Organizations should try to maximize the benefits that arise from change and minimize any negative impacts through diligent change…
Scrum vs. Traditional Project Management Approach in Delivering Value Before we discuss the Scrum and Traditional approaches assessing and maintaining business justification for a project, let’s understand some of the key differences between these two types of methodologies. The emphasis in traditional Project Management is to conduct detailed upfront planning for the project with emphasis…
