12/6/2022 Angela Druckman, Tombolo Institute instructor and author, defines Scrum as an agile project management framework. She further describes Scrum as “a way of managing projects where you work in relatively short iterations, producing a working product, and then that working product is shared with key stakeholders. You get their feedback, you make adjustments as needed, and then you repeat. Over and over and over again.” Experts agree that the strength of the Scrum process is based in its continuous experimentation and feedback loops that deliver value incrementally to key stakeholders. Sean Peek, a contributing writer to Business News Daily, says, “Whereas other project management methods emphasize building an entire product in one operation from start to finish, agile scrum methodology focuses on delivering several iterations of a product to provide stakeholders with the highest business value in the least amount of time.” Scrum Theory From the Scrum Guide by … Continue reading Scrum – What It Is and Why It’s Important for the Tech Sector