Scrum software development

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	Using iterations to help balance priority and risk SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 02 Apr 2008 ARTICLE - Iterative development allows you to get feedback on requirements, which allows you to determine the priority of a requirement and reduce the risk and uncertainty in a project.

	Agile development: Not just for 'agilists' anymore SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 31 Mar 2008 ARTICLE - Agilist Scott Ambler says adoption of agile software development may be hitting a plateau, but a Forrester Research study shows agile adoption increasing.

	Agile development: Don't forget the documentation SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 10.25.2007 OPINION - Eliminating documentation may speed software development, but it will create problems at the end as supporting groups try to figure out what the product actually does.

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	Agile Software Development: The Cooperative Game, 2nd Edition -- Chapter 3, Communicating, Cooperating Teams Submitted By: SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 12 Feb 2008 TIP - Software project teams switching to an agile methodology will find a great resource in this free chapter. XP, Crystal and other agile methodologies are explored.

	Varying SDLC methodologies among development teams 13 Aug 2007 EXPERT ANSWER - Software development life cycle (SDLC) methodologies have their own advantages, tools and so forth. Expert David Christiansen explains why development groups should be allowed to embrace a variety of methodologies.

	Agile software development: Proving the benefits 02 Apr 2007 EXPERT ANSWER - Agile software development is a popular methodology, but how do you generate hard data proving its benefits? Expert Bas de Baar explains how.

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	Addressing software quality issues with development models, methods SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 29 Mar 2007 LEARNING GUIDE - Each development model has its own practices for building quality software. The challenge is determining which one fits your needs. The resources here can help you decide.

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	Agile 101: What you need to know about agile software development Published by: SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 01 Nov 2007 PODCAST - Advocates of agile development say this methodology is ideal for creating software. Learn what's involved when using agile and where the methodology will be five years from now.

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	Seniority, respect, authority and an Agile team InfoQ | 08 May 2008 BEST WEB LINK - The transition from traditional, hierarchical projects to Agile ones can be jarring for some -- especially senior team members. This article discusses the sensitive situation and provides advice.

	Version control for multiple Agile teams InfoQ | 31 Mar 2008 BEST WEB LINK - Scrum and XP teams might want to check out this paper on version control, which seeks to clarify the issue and keep team members working together efficiently.

	Scaling Scrum Dr. Dobb's Portal | 08 Apr 2008 BEST WEB LINK - Scott Ambler defines Scrum and gives a short history of the methodology, then launches into instructions on scaling Scrum to fit your organization. Ambler offers detailed graphics, links to other helpful articles and years of ...

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	Scrum 20 Nov 2006 WORD - Scrum is an agile software development model based on multiple small teams working in an intensive and interdependent manner. The term is named for the scrum (or scrummage) formation in rugby, which is used to restart the ...

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	SEE ALSO - Topics Related to Scrum software development:  Software development fundamentals, Agile software development, Extreme Programming (XP), Model-driven development (MDD), Traditional software models (RUP, V-Model, CMM, Waterfall), Test-driven development (TDD)