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The post provides a high-level overview of the challenges to be considered when applying the Scrum delivery framework to larger scale projects. Scale in this context relates to the size of the product being delivered; one product only. Scale here does not relate to multi-product deliveries, distributed team considerations, technical complexity or user concurrency. The […]
More often than not quality assurance is considered to be an implicit benefit of agile process with no specific techniques or practices applied. Integrating effective quality assurance can be one of the most challenging aspects of applying the Scrum framework. Before considering how quality assurance factors can be applied to the Scrum framework, let’s start […]
There are typically two interpretations of the term “development process” – one being the tools, practices and methods applied in software development (i.e. methodology, plus build automation, standards etc.) the other being the process applied to get from requirements to working software (i.e. iterative or waterfall, plus how the analysis-design-build-test-release disciplines are executed). This post […]
