The waterfall model is a linear and sequential approach that is useful in projects with well-defined and unchanging requirements.
Agile methodology, including scrum, is an iterative and flexible approach that allows for rapid response to changes and emphasizes customer involvement. [ more ]
Scrum is a purposefully incomplete framework and needs to be augmented with tools and practices to apply its theoretical foundation to an organization's business reality.
Mindlessly applying best practices without considering their relevance to the current context can lead to ineffective processes when using Scrum.
Empowering steering committees to override Product Owner decisions undermines the Product Owner's role in maximizing the value of the work of their teammates. [ more ]
Leader Spotlight: Making magic with the right SDLC model, with Trevor Riley - LogRocket Blog
Adaptation is crucial for long-term success in product management.
Calibration of scrum ceremonies and artifacts is essential for fitting the software development life cycle to a company's resources and dynamics. [ more ]
A sprint retrospective meeting is an opportunity for the scrum team to discuss the previous sprint and make improvements in processes and interactions.
The focus of a sprint retrospective meeting should be on finding areas for improvement, not on evaluating the outcome of the sprint. [ more ]