Scrum Hero: Gamifying the Scrum Framework

Souza, Jamila Peripolli; Zavan, André Ricardo; Flôr, Daniela Eloíse

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-55907-0_12

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“…10,11 Recently, many researchers tried to propose improvements, which either introduced new practices including roles and events or tailored its basic practices. 34 For instance, Souza et al 35 integrated game mechanics into Scrum to improve team performance and motivation by adding new roles such as warriors, product oracle, and Scrum healer. Some others focused on safety-critical system development so added a quality assurance engineer as a distinct role and security-product backlog as an artifact.…”

Section: Scrummentioning

confidence: 99%

Blended Scrum model for software development organizations

Çetin

Durdu

2018

J Software Evolu Process

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Software organizations have to develop software in a short time, and quickly respond to changing requirements. Recently, organizations have started to implement agile development models to reduce cost and increase productivity and quality. Scrum, one of the most widely used agile methodologies, is often implemented in various ways that depart in an uncontrolled fashion from the original model, resulting in development methods often called “ScrumBut.” Some argue that such incomplete implementations violate Scrum's core practices and philosophy, while others propose that all methodologies should be adapted to organization's unique culture and integrated with their best practices. In this research, a Blended Scrum model was proposed to overcome uncontrolled ScrumBut issues while transitioning to Scrum. The study was organized as a case study in which software professionals working in Scrum teams were interviewed. In addition, a questionnaire was conducted with other software professionals to determine how agile methods, specifically Scrum, were used. The interviews and questionnaire revealed various Scrum practical implementations. The Blended Scrum model was developed by integrating original Scrum with practices that were determined by interviews and questionnaire conducted with software professionals with real‐world Scrum experience. Finally, the Blended Scrum model was evaluated by Scrum professionals and received positive feedback.

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Section: Scrummentioning

confidence: 99%

Blended Scrum model for software development organizations

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Durdu

2018

J Software Evolu Process

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Gamification Research

2021

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Gamification has rapidly emerged as one of the favorite persuasive technologies widely used with the aim of promoting a positive change in the user's behavior by means of including game-like elements in non-game contexts. As a research discipline, gamification is growing fast, maturing from basic and fundamental questions such as what and why gamify to more mature ones such as how to gamify, when and when not, and still facing empirical and theoretical challenges to prove the effects of its practice and consolidate the principles that guide meaningful gamification designs. The purpose of this paper is to conduct a bibliometric study to describe how gamification as a scientific discipline is structured and how it has evolved over time. To do this, we make use of bibliometric performance analysis and science mapping methods to display and analyze the intellectual, conceptual and social network structures of gamification research, as well as the evolution and dynamical aspects of the discipline. The results reveal the research fronts and intellectual structures of the field, the internal relationships among articles, authors and keywords, the existing networks of collaboration, the emerging trends, the hot topics, and the most influential authors, publications and sources. Together, they picture the intellectual landscape of gamification as a scientific field that will be useful for junior and senior researchers, practitioners, funding agencies and policymakers.

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Gamification for improving software project: Systematic mapping in project management

Machuca-Villegas¹,

Gasca‐Hurtado

2018

2018 13th Iberian Conference on Information Systems and Technologies (CISTI)

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Scrum Hero: Gamifying the Scrum Framework

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Blended Scrum model for software development organizations

Blended Scrum model for software development organizations

A Bibliometric Analysis of Gamification Research

Gamification for improving software project: Systematic mapping in project management

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