Scrum in Practice: an Overview of Scrum Adaptations

Hron, Michal; Obwegeser, Nikolaus

doi:10.24251/hicss.2018.679

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“…A small stream of research has examined modifications that are commonly made to scrum [5,27]. Some research has concluded that practitioners will alter scrum to optimize it [27,28]; to respond to requirements [29], or to adapt to distributed teams or larger projects [29]. Agarwal presented a modified scrum methodology adapted to ongoing software delivery [30].…”

Section: Modifications To Scrummentioning

confidence: 99%

“We Use Scrum, but …”: Agile Modifications and Project Success

Hassani-Alaoui¹,

Cameron

Giannelia³

2020

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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While the Agile-Scrum (scrum) framework has specific guidelines, these guidelines are often adapted by practitioners. This research aims to understand how scrum changes in practice and how these changes impact various aspects of project success. Through interviews with representatives from 11 organizations who use scrum for software development, we found variability in the application of the guidelines, namely, that only a small number of guidelines are systematically followed, and that some guidelines are rarely followed consistently. Examining these method deviations and mapping them to specific dimensions of project success, four patterns emerged. Further, we uncovered practices that are often followed but were not part of the original Scrum guidelines, including how organizations scale scrum projects. These insights into how scrum is used in practice can help industry professionals determine how to best adapt scrum. They also serve as a promising agenda for research on the application of the scrum framework in industry.

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Section: Modifications To Scrummentioning

confidence: 99%

“We Use Scrum, but …”: Agile Modifications and Project Success

Hassani-Alaoui¹,

Cameron

Giannelia³

2020

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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“…Nevertheless, these approaches have a high financial and time cost. As a way to address these issues, other approaches [11,12] focus on enhance documentation practices in order to bridge the communication gap.…”

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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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“…In order to develop the HCDP application, we adopted the Scrum methodology (Scrum Alliance 2016). Scrum focus on collaborative teamwork and explicitly acknowledge the importance of self-organization and is the most often employed agile methodology (Hron and Obwegeser 2018). We adopted some practices from the Scrum methodology, such as: (i) the products are delivered in increments called "Sprints".…”

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Applying user-centered techniques to analyze and design a mobile application

Lopes

Valentim

Moraes

et al. 2018

J Softw Eng Res Dev

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Introduction: Techniques that help in understanding and designing user needs are increasingly being used in Software Engineering to improve the acceptance of applications. Among these techniques we can cite personas, scenarios and interaction models. Personas are fictitious representations of target users. Scenarios provide various types of information at different levels of abstraction. Interaction models help in design of an adequate user interaction with the system. Case description: This paper presents a research that reports a set of practical activities applied by a software team using techniques in the analysis and design phases of a mobile application. In the analysis phase, we created personas and scenarios for the extraction of requirements. In the design phase, we created interaction models for describes the behavior between user and system during the interaction. We employed these interaction models to develop other artifacts, such as prototypes. In addition, we presented a technique developed by the analysis and design team for the inspection of interaction models. This technique reduced the spread of defects in the interaction models.Discussion and evaluation: From the results of this research, we suggest: (i) employing personas and scenarios to understand the requirements; (ii) employing interaction models to understand the behavior between user and system; and (iii) using interaction models as basis to develop other artifacts. Conclusions: Through the reporting of this set of practical activities, we hope to provide support for software engineers willing to adopt techniques that support the analysis and design of applications aiming at better quality of use for their users.

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Scrum in Practice: an Overview of Scrum Adaptations

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Cited by 37 publications

References 34 publications

“We Use Scrum, but …”: Agile Modifications and Project Success

“We Use Scrum, but …”: Agile Modifications and Project Success

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

Applying user-centered techniques to analyze and design a mobile application

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