Towards a Set of Factors to Identify the Success in Scrum Project Delivery: A Systematic Literature Review

Tona, Claudia; Juárez‐Ramírez, Reyes; Jiménez, Samantha; Durán, Mayra; Guerra-García, César

doi:10.1109/conisoft.2019.00023

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“…This refers to a product that embodies the primary functionalities with the least detail. The MVP perspective is complementary to the scrum process, which is a method for managing agile team interactions towards MVP outcomes [48,49]. The method has a strong emphasis on getting the architecture of the system correct at the early stages, which it does via a structured communication process.…”

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Minimum Viable Model (MVM) Methodology for Integration of Agile Methods into Operational Simulation of Logistics

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Background: Logistics problems involve a large number of complexities, which makes the development of models challenging. While computer simulation models are developed for addressing complexities, it is essential to ensure that the necessary operational behaviours are captured, and that the architecture of the model is suitable to represent them. The early stage of simulation modelling, known as conceptual modelling (CM), is thus dependent on successfully extracting tacit operational knowledge and avoiding misunderstanding between the client (customer of the model) and simulation analyst. Objective: This paper developed a methodology for managing the knowledge-acquisition process needed to create a sufficient simulation model at the early or the CM stage to ensure the correctness of operation representation. Methods: A minimum viable model (MVM) methodology was proposed with five principles relevant to CM: iterative development, embedded communication, soliciting tacit knowledge, interactive face validity, and a sufficient model. The method was validated by a case study of freight operations, and the results were encouraging. Conclusions: The MVM method improved the architecture of the simulation model through eliciting tacit knowledge and clearing up communication misunderstandings. It also helped shape the architecture of the model towards the features most appreciated by the client, and features not needed in the model. Originality: The novel contribution of this work is the presentation of a method for eliciting tacit information from industrial clients, and building a minimally sufficient simulation model at the early modelling stage. The framework is demonstrated for logistics operations, though the principles may benefit simulation practitioners more generally.

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Minimum Viable Model (MVM) Methodology for Integration of Agile Methods into Operational Simulation of Logistics

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“…No que tange às fontes de busca, os autores selecionaram cinco bases: IEEExplore, Springer Link, Science Direct, Google Scholar e ACM Digital Library. No Quadro 4 é possível perceber que, assim como TONA et al (2019) utilizaram como fontes de buscas as bases IEEExplore e ACM Digital Library, a RSL proposta neste trabalho também as utilizará, conforme justificado na seção 3.3.2.…”

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Analysis of a Systematic Literature Review Protocol on Agile Approaches Used for Software Project Management

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CONTECSI International Conference on Information Systems and Technology Management

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Perform a comparison between the protocol established for this RSL and the protocols used in other similar works. To this end, seven papers were used to compare the points in common and those that differ from the protocol defined for this RSL. Identify in the specialized literature which approaches are being developed and used in the agile context of software development, as well as their main features. Systematic literature review, protocol comparison. Seven works were used to compare the points in common and those that differ from the protocol defined for this RSL. The first contribution of this work is the disclosure of a protocol that can be replicated by other similar works. The second contribution of the work concerns the comparison carried out between the works, as this way other researchers will be able to identify, from this work, which are the most used steps in carrying out an RSL and, thus, they will be able to more easily decide which of

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Identification of Challenges, Critical Success Factors, and Best Practices of Scrum Implementation: An Indonesia Telecommunication Company Case Study

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Raharjo

2021

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The development of information technology makes companies now compete by increasing their digital capabilities as an added value to the products or services they offer. As a digital telco company in Indonesia, the company involved in this research has begun to transform using an agile approach to compete and continue to lead in today’s digital business. In meeting the fast and dynamic needs of the market, companies are using Scrum as their software development method. However, in its implementation, there are still some obstacles and challenges, including changing the stakeholder mindset from traditional to agile. Software development operational activities are still far from the expected expectations. Thus, causing some jobs to be hampered by the delivery process This paper aims at providing state-of-the-art insightful challenges, critical success factors, and best practices of implementing Scrum in a digital telecommunication company. The company previously using traditional approaches in developing its digital capability. The methods used were interviews and literature studies. It found that the problems experienced by the company included project team aspects, psychological and cultural aspects, processes and methods, and the environment. This paper is expected to provide an overview of recommended solutions for companies in increasing the success of implementing Scrum and as a basis for further studies to analyze the challenges of implementing Scrum.

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Towards a Set of Factors to Identify the Success in Scrum Project Delivery: A Systematic Literature Review

Cited by 5 publications

References 33 publications

Minimum Viable Model (MVM) Methodology for Integration of Agile Methods into Operational Simulation of Logistics

Minimum Viable Model (MVM) Methodology for Integration of Agile Methods into Operational Simulation of Logistics

Analysis of a Systematic Literature Review Protocol on Agile Approaches Used for Software Project Management

Identification of Challenges, Critical Success Factors, and Best Practices of Scrum Implementation: An Indonesia Telecommunication Company Case Study

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