Scrum Introduction Overview

Dominik Maximini

Chapter 9 in The Scrum Culture, 2015, pp 93-96 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Depending on the target state (see Chap. 6 ) and approach (see Chap. 7 ), you need to plan and perform a different course of action. The basic steps are the same everywhere though (Fig. 9.1). There is just one exception from this rule: If you implement Scrum PRN through a submarine approach, you do not need the steps outlined below—at least not if this PRN submarine will be sufficient for you into the future as well. In the following section, I refer to the book “Leading Change” by John Kotter (refer to the appendix if you want to know why I did not refer to other authors). In my daily work, I use the procedure described by him to introduce Scrum into organizations and to solve the systemic problems uncovered. It is these experiences I would like to share with you. The phases described by John Kotter (2012) are:

Keywords: Scrum Introduction; Leading Change; Test-driven Development; Product Backlog Items; Scrum Master Role (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-11827-7_9

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