Category Archives: SCRUM

How to come up with a correct Commitment: Sprint Roadmap

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Posted on December 18, 2010 by Narek Verdian

How to start the sprint? What User Story is the right one to start to work on? The successful result of a sprint depends on many different factors. It depends on how correctly the team has estimated, how good the commitment has … Continue reading →

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When the opinion of the Development Team[SCRUM] is needed…

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Posted on November 21, 2010 by Narek Verdian

Organisations that have embraced SCRUM wholeheartedly do gain the benefits offered by SCRUM if they have already undergone the phases of Forming, Norming and Storming. Usually this process is not really quick and requires dedication and patience. In SCRUM the … Continue reading →

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MPP: Multi-Paradigm-Programming

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Posted on November 17, 2010 by Narek Verdian

The September-November issue of the Software magazine is a special issue with a lot of articles about MPP. There a number of nice articles with Dean Wampler (DRW Holdings) and Tony Clark (Middlesex University) present the MPP and what’s happening in … Continue reading →

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Lighting the Bulb: My Agile/Scrum story

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Posted on November 17, 2010 by Narek Verdian

Inspired by and for http://www.sligerconsulting.com/lightbulb-moments/ Before SCRUM and Lean Principles were formally introduced to the company by Agile42 I have been exposed to SCRUM or any other formal agile methodology only within the boundaries of my courses with the Open University, … Continue reading →

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