In the past two decades, Scrum has become the standard for agile development, with more than 90 percent of teams today using Scrum to deliver working software. But, as Scrum starts into its third decade, it’s not the fresh-faced process framework that came into the world in the summer of 1995. In an industry that survives on the bleeding edge of trends will there continue to be a role for Scrum, or will its events, artifacts and roles be consumed by other process frameworks? What really is the future of Scrum? Dave West reviews the past, present, and future of Scrum, using real data from more than 200K open assessments and 50K professional assessments to describe the challenges and future of Scrum. Actionable takeaways include adding the development infrastructure for continuous delivery, defining the systems engineering to manage the operational requirements from the project’s start, creating architectures to simplify the challenges of large-scale development, and providing tools to manage the development and programs.
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The Future of Scrum
1. AW2
Agile Techniques
6/7/2017 11:30:00 AM
AW2 The Future of Scrum
Presented by:
Dave West
Scrum.org
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2. Dave West
Scrum.org
Dave West is the product owner at Scrum.org, a frequent speaker, and author of
articles and reports and his acclaimed book, Head First Object-Oriented Analysis
and Design. Dave led the development of the Rational Unified Process (RUP) for
IBM/Rational and then worked with Ivar Jacobson running its North American
business. Then Dave managed the software delivery practice at Forrester
research where he was VP and research director. Prior to joining Scrum.org he
was chief product officer at Tasktop where he was responsible for product
management, engineering, and architecture, and grew Tasktop with
responsibilities for product management, engineering, and architecture.