Articles about Scrum

T-shaped software developers key to sustainable growth

These illusive individuals are quietly transforming how successful software development teams function and engage.

Strive for predictable IT delivery models

In software development, predictability means reliability and greater success, as ignoring the hidden costs of unpredictability can trip up projects.

White paper: Diagnosing dysfunction: Causes and remedies for broken agile ways of working

Entelect’s white paper discusses ways to help teams maximise the benefits of agile ways of working.

Lessons from an international outsourcing team

Saratoga was instrumental in advising the client on which tools would be the best fit for the development team in communicating the project deliverables.

Making the DevSecOps journey a little easier

It is important for a company to gain an understanding of its current software development practices before embarking on a DevSecOps journey.

Agile software implementations – get back to the basics

As agile organisations, our foundation must be the principles and values as detailed in the agile manifesto, says Paul Gray, head: Development Technology Solutions at DVT.

Is there a role for a business analyst in an Agile environment?

The business analyst is one person who holds the perspective of business in an Agile team, not the tester, not the developer and not the scrum master, says Edward Ngubane, head of business analysis, DVT.

DVT Academy launches Advanced Certified ScrumMaster training

The DVT Academy, the training arm of DVT, is set to offer Advanced Certified ScrumMaster training in 2020.

SA business lags with Agile philosophy adoption

While Agile is maturing at IT team level, the methodology is yet to be embraced as a way to achieve enterprise-wise business agility.

How to choose the best Agile methodology

One of the first challenges businesses face in their push to be agile is that there is no standout Agile development methodology.

Scrum co-creators update Scrum Guide

The changes will resolve a misconception that the framework for managing software development is rigid, the organisation says.

Kanban adoption drives agile businesses

Kanban can help organisations start implementing the basics of agile without addressing some of the more complex issues, says DVT.