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Evolution of Scrum – A Trip Down Memory Lane

Cprime

Expressed in various forms and concepts, Scrum was formally documented and published in 2001 as the Scrum Guide by Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland. Because there is little documentation on what changes occurred the time of its inception in 2001 and 2010, we will take a look at what transpired between 2010 and 2021.

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The Past, Present, and Future of Scrum

Netmind

This was a concise document which unified visions that had begun to diverge and saturated the framework with more and more elements and entities, despite the fact that Scrum was originally designed as a “light” framework.

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The Past, Present, and Future of Scrum

Netmind

This was a concise document which unified visions that had begun to diverge and saturated the framework with more and more elements and entities, despite the fact that Scrum was originally designed as a “light” framework.

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The Ultimate Guide to Scaled Agile Frameworks: SAFe, LeSS, DA, Scrum@Scale

Marutitech

It was first recognized in the year 2011. Scrum@Scale was published in 2017 as a new block in the agile scaling framework, which enables you to scale agile for product delivery. . By 2017, DA showed how organization functions work together and when they should address the scaled agility for the enterprise. Scrum@Scale (SaS).

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