SCRUM

SCRUM is a specialized version of agile project management methodologies. In Scrum each iteration is called a scrum, Here iteration period can be a 1-2 Months. A client priorities his requirements what he want first. If developer did not meets all the requirement which was being fixed for a particular scrum than rest of the development part would be transferred to the next scrum (would be delivered in the next build), means developer can’t increase time decided for a scrum. It’s fixed.

The idea behind Scrum is to create a streamlined project management process that produces a quality end product.

Because the scrum process also provides much room for individual work and contribution, developers are free to devise ideas and solutions. Usually these ideas are pioneering and innovative as the team relies on the best possible formula for the completion of their work, in order to finish the project as appropriately, and as efficiently as possible.

Advantages of Scrum:

• Scrum helps the company in saving time and money.
• Scrum methodology enables projects where the business requirements documentation is hard to quantify to be successfully developed.
• Fast moving, cutting edge developments can be quickly coded and tested using this method, as a mistake can be easily rectified.
• There is clear visibility of the project development.
• Due to short sprints and constant feedback, it becomes easier to cope with the changes.
• Daily meetings make it possible to measure individual productivity. This leads to the improvement in the productivity of each of the team members.
• Issues are identified well in advance through the daily meetings and hence can be resolved in speedily.
• It is easier to deliver a quality product in a scheduled time.
• The overhead cost in terms of process and management is minimal thus leading to a quicker, cheaper result.