You may think that the scrum framework is not suitable for construction because of the documentation and regulation involved in the industry; not so, says Dr. Tobe Aguocha, PMP, MBA., a construction project manager. In fact, there are many simultaneous segments of work that can be completed in sprints. Tobe has leveraged scrum events and facilitation skills he learned in the CSM course to continuously improve how he and his colleagues deliver large-scale construction projects. #AgileStories #AgileForAnyone
I worked for many years for a landscaping company with squads of 3-6 people who without knowing were practical doing scrum. Scrum is very adaptable and gives a great bases for planning and collaboration for small teams.
"Innovation is not a slogan, or a cliché; it’s a way of working. It’s an attitude of enthusiasm and curiosity. It’s about observing what we currently do and wondering how it can be done better." — Ed Bernacki
3wI’ve always understood that ‘Scrum’ is a framework for collaboration between team members—and that the ‘Scrum’ framework can be used in any industry. NOTEWORTHY TOO “For projects with multiple deliverables—it’s entirely possible that you might use different development approaches for different deliverables.”—Getting Under the Hood of The PMBOK® Guide - 7th Edition Part 4: Tailoring Your Project, Insight from the PMBOK® Guide - Seventh Edition