Agile Project Management for Beginners: Mastering the Basics with Scrum by Bryan Mathis

The Agile approach to project management is gaining popularity because it gets better results in less time with smaller teams than the old, rigid, plan-driven methods

Agile project management for beginners: mastering the basics with scrum

The Agile approach to project management is gaining popularity because it gets better results in less time with smaller teams than the old, rigid, plan-driven methods. In today’s information-based economy where the internet drives new products and customer requirements change overnight, Agile helps companies keep pace with customer demands by welcoming rapid change as a vital part of the development process.

Written for beginners, this book explains Agile concepts using the Scrum approach and fits them together into a cohesive framework. Instead of merely defining terms, it presents Agile as a living, dynamic system for stripping away the frills and getting back to basics while managing projects. The first half of the book explains the Agile Manifesto in detail, both in theory and practice. The second half of the book gives detailed explanations for applying Scrum, which is an Agile method known for its simplicity and ease of implementation.

Small startups and entrepreneurs will find practical advice, encouragement, and inspiration in this book, while development teams in larger companies will appreciate its clear, concise explanation of how the pieces of the Agile puzzle fit together.

Genre: COMPUTERS / Software Development & Engineering / Project Management

Language: English

Keywords: agile, agile project management

Word Count: 7196

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is the most commonly used and best known predictive development model. The project moves from phase to phase (waterfall to waterfall) according to the plan. The current phase must be completed before the project can move on to the next phase. Customers are involved only in the requirements and deployment phases (the beginning and end), except in the rare instance where requirements change in the middle of the project.

- Create requirements and designs

- Develop the product

- Integrate the product with other products


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