Change Management: How Scrum is different from Traditional Project Management
Change is inevitable in all projects. In today’s hypercompetitive world where technology, market conditions, and business patterns are...
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Changes to Length of Sprint and Its Impact
In Scrum, there are various factors that help determine the length of Sprint. The Product Owner and the Scrum Team decide on the length...
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Achieving Flexibility in Scrum
Scrum helps organizations become more flexible and open to change. However, it is important to understand that although the Scrum...
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A Brief Overview of the Initiate Phase in Scrum
The initiating phase, as defined in A Guide to the Scrum Body of Knowledge (SBOK™ Guide), is applicable to the following: Portfolios,...
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Responsibilities of Scrum Roles in Business Justification
To perform a proper business justification, it is important for an organization to create a viable Project Vision Statement prior to...
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Scrum in Programs and Portfolios
When applying Scrum to manage projects within the context of a program or portfolio, it is strongly recommended that the general...
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Six Sigma and TQM
In the last few decades, many quality management approaches have been developed and utilized by various organizations. Some of these...
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Foundations of Six Sigma
‘Six Sigma’ can be defined as an approach or philosophy or technique. It enables an organization to improve the effectiveness and...
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Evolution of Six Sigma
Six Sigma is a business-driven methodology that provides an organization with tools and techniques enabling them to eliminate defects,...
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Defining Six Sigma
One can define Six Sigma in numerous ways as it can be viewed as a technique, philosophy, methodology, or even as an objective in itself....
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Overview of Six Sigma DMAIC Process
Six Sigma aims to improve the performance of a process and increase customer satisfaction. The ‘six’ is represented by the Greek letter...
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