| RE: [epf-dev] OpenUP & Scrum |
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Ronaldo, I don’t think there’s anything
in OpenUP/Basic that would keep you from using Scrum practices. In fact,
many of the practices that OpenUP/Basic enacts have direct counterparts in
Scrum (like the product backlog, sprint backlogs, features, etc). However, as Ricardo pointed out, there’s
some differences in terminology. I can’t think of any obvious
conflicts. The Scrum Masters out there can help me
out if I’m totally missing something here, but I’m pretty confident
that most of the Scrum methodology falls squarely in OpenUP’s Management “sub-process”
(sub-processes are a kind of container, like a java package). You could “wrap”
OpenUP/Basic with Scrum by replacing OpenUP’s Project Management
discipline with all the Scrum practices. I haven’t tried it yet,
but I think it would be pretty simple. Thanks, Nate Oster From:
epf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:epf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Ronaldo r Is there any conflits in the pratices sugested by OpenUP and the Scrum
pratices? I haven't seen OpenUP recomending the concept of funcionality
potentially shippable. Is there some special reason to this? |