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Agile Project Management & Scrum Box Set: Agile Project Managment QuickStart Guide & Scrum QuickStart Guide
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The ultimate companion for professionals interested or involved in Agile & Scrum, this box-set will give you a holistic, well balanced introduction to both subjects while discussing their integration and synergy!
Agile Project Management QuickStart Guide...
Agile Project Management is simply shifting the world of project management at its core and theres a reason why. With an approach to projects that is quite different from the traditional waterfall methodology, Agile Project Management focuses on added value fast while staying on track to achieve a defined business goal. Completing projects in small chunks, piece by piece, allows project stakeholders to implement deliverables much faster than waiting for all phases of the project to be completed as well as allowing for modifications to project items based on changing needs.
Often overlooked as a project management style that is only for IT related projects, Agile methodology can be be utilized to complete projects across any industry including company reorganization, improving upon or redefining business processes and simply any project that has short production and implementation times. In this book, I will teach you everything you need to know about Agile project management so that you can comfortably and confidently deploy the techniques and strategies in your projects. I'll take you step-by-step through the phases of an Agile project, how to to schedule iterations during your project and how to win over project stakeholders with this progressive methodology.
Scrum QuickStart Guide...
Differing greatly from the traditional "waterfall" or "relay" approach to project management methodology, Scrum emphasizes the importance of a cross-functional team that pushes forward together to a collective goal - the project success. Implementing such tactics as "Daily Scrums" in which all members of the team are held accountable for their accomplishments, current tasks and potential obstacles, Scrum attempts to create a real "team" amongst all members where all individuals most move forward together, as occurs within a Scrum on the Rugby Field from which the term was adopted.
The holistic approach taken by Scrum not only embraces the importance of progressing as a team, it also raises several important question that highlight potential inefficiencies within an organization, specifically related to resource allocation, accountability and task management. Not to be overlooked, the approach taken even from the smallest projects within an organization can ultimately define the overall success.
Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn... The Principles & Philosophies That Agile Project Management The Tools & Techniques That Drive The Practical Application of Agile Methodology How Delivering Your Project In Iterations Will Change The Way You View Milestones How To Implement Scrum Methodology From The Top Down In Your Organization Or Team How To Utilize The Principles of Scrum To Get Projects Done NOW! The Top Mistakes to AVOID That Those New To Lean Six Sigma Make A FREE Gift from ClydeBank Media Worth Over $250 Dollars! Much, much more! My Personal Guarantee
I am so confident that methods outlined in this book will help you understand and implement Agile Project Management & Scrum that I’m willing to let you try the methods risk-free for 30 days.
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The ultimate companion for professionals interested or involved in Agile & Scrum, this box-set will give you a holistic, well balanced introduction to both subjects while discussing their integration and synergy!
Agile Project Management QuickStart Guide...
Agile Project Management is simply shifting the world of project management at its core and theres a reason why. With an approach to projects that is quite different from the traditional waterfall methodology, Agile Project Management focuses on added value fast while staying on track to achieve a defined business goal. Completing projects in small chunks, piece by piece, allows project stakeholders to implement deliverables much faster than waiting for all phases of the project to be completed as well as allowing for modifications to project items based on changing needs.
Often overlooked as a project management style that is only for IT related projects, Agile methodology can be be utilized to complete projects across any industry including company reorganization, improving upon or redefining business processes and simply any project that has short production and implementation times. In this book, I will teach you everything you need to know about Agile project management so that you can comfortably and confidently deploy the techniques and strategies in your projects. I'll take you step-by-step through the phases of an Agile project, how to to schedule iterations during your project and how to win over project stakeholders with this progressive methodology.
Scrum QuickStart Guide...
Differing greatly from the traditional "waterfall" or "relay" approach to project management methodology, Scrum emphasizes the importance of a cross-functional team that pushes forward together to a collective goal - the project success. Implementing such tactics as "Daily Scrums" in which all members of the team are held accountable for their accomplishments, current tasks and potential obstacles, Scrum attempts to create a real "team" amongst all members where all individuals most move forward together, as occurs within a Scrum on the Rugby Field from which the term was adopted.
The holistic approach taken by Scrum not only embraces the importance of progressing as a team, it also raises several important question that highlight potential inefficiencies within an organization, specifically related to resource allocation, accountability and task management. Not to be overlooked, the approach taken even from the smallest projects within an organization can ultimately define the overall success.
Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn... The Principles & Philosophies That Agile Project Management The Tools & Techniques That Drive The Practical Application of Agile Methodology How Delivering Your Project In Iterations Will Change The Way You View Milestones How To Implement Scrum Methodology From The Top Down In Your Organization Or Team How To Utilize The Principles of Scrum To Get Projects Done NOW! The Top Mistakes to AVOID That Those New To Lean Six Sigma Make A FREE Gift from ClydeBank Media Worth Over $250 Dollars! Much, much more! My Personal Guarantee
I am so confident that methods outlined in this book will help you understand and implement Agile Project Management & Scrum that I’m willing to let you try the methods risk-free for 30 days.
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First published December 15, 2014
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January 29, 2018
Fairly good introduction to Agile Project Management and Scrum. The key word here is 'introduction'. It provides a high level overview and examples, which allow you to understand the approach and some of the trade-offs that companies go through with implementing it, but unfortunately it lacks templates, dashboards, etc. so it leaves a bit to the imagination.
July 7, 2016
The books provide a good introduction into the Agile Project Management method and the Scrum software development method, which evolved from Agile. They also list resources where you can get more information, including becoming certified as a Scrum Master or other roles. It's a good starting point if you're not familiar with the methods at all.
February 17, 2015
Not very good
Poorly written and edited, this is one of the worst books on agile and scrum I've read. It provides little practical implementation advice, and the case studies and high level theory are of little value.
Poorly written and edited, this is one of the worst books on agile and scrum I've read. It provides little practical implementation advice, and the case studies and high level theory are of little value.
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews