Blueprint Model: A new Approach to Scrum Agile Methodology

Godoy, Cristiano P.; Cruz, Andre F.; Silva, Elisangela P.; Santos, Lanier M. Dos; Zerbini, Rafael S.; Pahins, Cícero A. L.

doi:10.1109/icgse.2019.00014

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“…The objective of each sprint is to deliver a potentially unviable product. Mainly we must identify the Scrum processes [13].…”

Section: Agile Scrum Methodologymentioning

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“…The strength of the scrum methodology is that it works with products for each sprint, which means that in an interval of 2 to 3 weeks it can be carried out in your case or prototype in its initial part depending on the user's requirement that is carried out by the Product owner. However, the author [13] argues that each scrum stage lasts up to 3 weeks; that will depend on the project and the time each sprint requires. In addition, the methodology is adaptable to change, a characteristic of all agile methodologies.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Prototype of Mobile Application Oriented to the Educational Help for Blind People in Peru

Bartra

Puja²,

Retuerto³

et al. 2022

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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The article focuses on the orientation of educational aids for blind people. The prototype was made with the Scrum methodology and the prototype design tool called Balsamiq was used. Its objective is to design Prototypes of mobile application oriented to educational aid for blind people in Peru so that they have a decent and adequate education. The prototype is represented by 4 sprints, the first of user validation, the second of user registration, the third of classes or courses and the last of videoconferencing. In the application, a validation of the existing or new user's data was performed, where the user accesses the courses, he/she takes, so that he/she can choose a class by voice message, choosing to have a videoconference with a teacher. The proposed result for blind people to have a proper education is to optimize the learning process, through a prototype application, for each user or student where they can adapt in their studies, in addition to having blind people to make appropriate decisions in education, in the same way enhance the skills that these people have in education with a prototype of help for blind people designed in a prototype mobile application in Peru.

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“…The objective of each sprint is to deliver a potentially unviable product. Mainly we must identify the Scrum processes [13].…”

Section: Agile Scrum Methodologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: About the Methodologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Prototype of Mobile Application Oriented to the Educational Help for Blind People in Peru

Bartra

Puja²,

Retuerto³

et al. 2022

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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“…Pains et al [4] proposed a Blueprint model which defines the best practices and techniques of Scrum and Kanban, basic agile methodologies to facilitate (a) best communication between members, (b) allocation of tasks to teams, (c) global software development Gopalan et al [6] researched the integration of Agile Methodologies, Scrum and Kanban with the traditional SDLC waterfall method and proposed a framework that helps to overcome the challenges faced by these agile methodologies standalone. Alberti et al [7] worked on improving the Agile Software Development by combining and mixing the two different methodologies of Agile, Scrum-ban, and Lean.…”

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“…The focus of delivering the right product at the right time is greatly achieved by the Scrum methodology. The most trusted framework of Agile is Scrum because of its features of iterative and incremental model [3][4]. Lean is an agile framework that consists of some principles, its aim as illustrated by Laura et al [5]: is to "eliminate unnecessary activities and maximize the value of the customer, defer commitment, create knowledge, fast quality deliver, optimize the whole, and respect people".…”

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L-Scrum-ban-fall: A new Agile Framework to Overcome the Challenges in Software Engineering Management

Sarfaraz

rafiq

kausar

2022

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The IT industry has been on a sharp rise and various innovations are being made daily. Such advancements are directly proportional to their optimization in terms of cost, efficiency, reliability, risk management, customer satisfaction, and scalability. We need to have mature and defined standards to measure them. Currently, there are various software development methodologies including agile methodologies and traditional methodologies, these methodologies cannot solve the problems of change management, and risk management and it leads to a higher failure rate of software projects. Problem Statement: to overcome the challenges of change management, risk management, and high failure rate in software projects we need to develop a hybrid framework using the strong points of scrum, Kanban and waterfall methodologies. Proposed solution: In this paper, we are offering a framework named in which we have combined the different Agile frameworks and traditional methodologies to address the issues of change management, risk management, and all those issues related to Lean Scrum, Kanban, and Waterfall stands alone. will enhance the quality and development time of the software. A survey has also been conducted using Google Forms to facilitate our proposed framework. The paper also highlights the limitations which create room for further research. Ensuring consistency of design is highly essential to developing quality software and solves a significant design issue for practitioners. In addition, our approach helps to reduce the time and cost of developing software.

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“…In this current work, we extend the definition of the Blueprint model [1], generalizing it to other scenarios and groups by furthering exploring its technical aspects and presenting add-ons to the original proposal. As described in [1] by the authors, Blueprint Model is a lightweight project management that can encourage and facilitate communication between groups in different sites when matched with the suggested group organization. In this particular work, the authors focus on reporting the main challenges when developing a project in collaboration with an external group that does not use agile methodologies, which resulted in a set of barriers to successful integration.…”

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Blueprint Model: An Agile-Oriented Methodology for Tackling Global Software Development Challenges

Cruz¹,

Godoy²,

Santos³

et al. 2020

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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In recent decades, the challenge of managing the development teams spread across different time zones has become increasingly common, raising the importance of the development of Global Software Development (GSD) techniques, in order to tackle its particular problems. This work discuss these issues in the context of Sidia, an R&D institute which implements technological solutions for global companies. The main partner of Sidia is a mobile multinational company located in overseas. The development team must cooperate with the overseas team, even though there are no overlapping working hours between both teams. Besides, the teams have a different set of skills regarding design, quality assurance, and software engineering. In order to address theses problems, we propose the Blueprint model, a Kanban and Scrum based model that supports the development of GSD systems, the allocation of tasks and teams, and the efficient communication. Finally, we discuss the aspects and lessons learned of development of project and deploy of a new model for systems development on a real-word project.

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Blueprint Model: A new Approach to Scrum Agile Methodology

Cited by 11 publications

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Prototype of Mobile Application Oriented to the Educational Help for Blind People in Peru

Prototype of Mobile Application Oriented to the Educational Help for Blind People in Peru

L-Scrum-ban-fall: A new Agile Framework to Overcome the Challenges in Software Engineering Management

Blueprint Model: An Agile-Oriented Methodology for Tackling Global Software Development Challenges

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