One popular tool in scrum development is the burndown chart, which diagrams the day-to-day progress that a scrum development team is making on a particular sprint. Essentially, at the end of each day in the sprint, the team estimates how many hours of work they still have to do to complete the sprint requirements. If all is going according to plan, the actual burndown will occur at the optimal rate,...

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• Jun 29th, 2010

Scrum sets out a fixed length for each Sprint (In classic SCRUM, 30 days or four weeks).  Hence, if you are running ahead of schedule, it will be necessary to add tasks to avoid idle time at the ...

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One feature that characterizes all of the agile approaches that have arisen in recent years is the requirement that software features be developed in small incremental cycles of two to six weeks in duration. Explain the positive and negative effects that this requirement produces with respect to the willingness of management to permit the adoption of agile processes.

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• Jun 17th, 2010

Positives: A customer demo can be given at the end of a sprint , hence if there is anything that the customer does not like , that can be captured , instead of propagating that throughout the delivery...

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Specify and explain examples of the types of projects that benefit and the types of projects that suffer from the regular placement of risk analysis within the Spiral Model.