Overview of Agile Process

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OVERVIEW OF AGILE PROCESS


Agile Methodology is a type of project management process, mostly used for software development, where demands and solutions evolve through the collaborative effort of self-organizing and cross-functional teams and their customers.

Agile Methodology is a set of principles that worth adaptability and flexibility. It aims to give better responsive to changing business needs and focuses on allowing teams to deliver workable increments.









scrum framework

scrum is an agile framework that is used to carry through the ideas behind agile software development. it is one of the popular agile framework that is used by different companies.
scrum framework include five values which are namely commitment, courage, focus, openness and respect. it goal is to develop, deliver, sustain multiplex products through cooperation, accountability and iterative progress

scrum framework process consist of scrum team and their associated roles, events artifacts and rules


scrum framework




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In scrum frameworks, all events are time-boxed, meaning every event has a maximum duration

sprint is the most valuable part of scrum, it is actually a time-box of weeks or month during a potentially product increment is created a new sprint begins after the end of the previous sprint.



sprints includes sprint planning, daily scrum, development work, sprint review and sprint retrospective.






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sprint planning-  the work needed to be done in sprint is planned by the scrum team.

daily scrum-  short meeting event for the scrum team to initialize the activities and create a plan for the day.

sprint review- occurs at the end of the sprint to check the increment and apply any changes to product backlog if needed

sprint retrospective- happens after sprint review and preceding to the next sprint planning.