Bootstrap Scrum - Revision history

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‎Mission

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‎Values of the Agile Manifesto (www.agilemanifesto.org)

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‎Why is Scrum a Better Fit?

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‎Why is it a Bad Fit?

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‎Why Should You Care?

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‎What is Scrum?

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‎What is Scrum?

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 == Mission ==
-The '''Bootstrap Scrum''' subgroup exists to advance bootstrapped organizations -- and individuals -- on their unique path of business success through adoption of Scrum and other agile software/system development methods. Bootstrap Scrum will make resources available to the bootstrap community including: <br>
+The '''[http://community.bootstrapnetwork.com/index.php?page_id=49&group_id=90 Bootstrap Scrum]''' subgroup exists to advance bootstrapped organizations -- and individuals -- on their unique path of business success through adoption of Scrum and other agile software/system development methods. Bootstrap Scrum will make resources available to the bootstrap community including: <br>
 - presentations, <br>
 - free classes, <br>

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	== Mission ==		== Mission ==
	The '''Bootstrap Scrum''' subgroup exists to advance bootstrapped organizations -- and individuals -- on their unique path of business success through adoption of Scrum and other agile software/system development methods. Bootstrap Scrum will make resources available to the bootstrap community including: <br>		The '''Bootstrap Scrum''' subgroup exists to advance bootstrapped organizations -- and individuals -- on their unique path of business success through adoption of Scrum and other agile software/system development methods. Bootstrap Scrum will make resources available to the bootstrap community including: <br>

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 - peer coaching, and  <br>
 - low or no-cost training <br>
 == What is Scrum? ==

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 Scrum has been successfully implemented all over the world since 1993. Ithas been used in thousands of projects, including large scale endeavors atFidelity Investments, IDXSystems, TransCanada Pipelines, Microsoft, CahnersPublishing and hundreds of other organizations.
-== Values of the Agile Manifesto (www.agilemanifesto.org) ==
+== Values of the [http://www.agilemanifesto.org Agile Manifesto] ==
 We are uncovering better ways of developing <br>
 software by doing it and helping others do it.  <br>

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 == Why is Scrum a Better Fit? ==
-Scrum utilizes an "empirical" process model (again, from industrial processtheory) that acknowledges:<br>
+Scrum utilizes an "empirical" process model (again, from industrial process theory) that acknowledges:<br>
 - product development is a discovery process (it's simply note possible to know everything upfront) <br>
 - construction inevitably influences design <br>
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 Scrum has been successfully implemented all over the world since 1993. Ithas been used in thousands of projects, including large scale endeavors atFidelity Investments, IDXSystems, TransCanada Pipelines, Microsoft, CahnersPublishing and hundreds of other organizations.
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 == Values of the Agile Manifesto (www.agilemanifesto.org) ==
 We are uncovering better ways of developing <br>

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 == Why is it a Bad Fit? ==
-The "defined" process model (called so by industrial process theorists; also referred to as "waterfall" or "relay race appraoch") seeks to reliably produce high-quality, repeatable output through a systematic "defined"process (analyze req | design soln | build sol'n | test | deploy). This model is faulty for software development (and most creative product development work) because it: <br>
+The "defined" process model (called so by industrial process theorists; also referred to as "waterfall" or "relay race appraoch") seeks to reliably produce high-quality, repeatable output through a systematic "defined"process (analyze req | design soln | build soln | test | deploy). This model is faulty for software development (and most creative product development work) because it: <br>
 - assumes we can "nail down" requirements up front <br>
 - resists change and discovery (no place for feedback in the process model) <br>

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 == Why Should You Care? ==
-Traditional project management methods (inherited from civil engineering and heavily influenced by Fredrick Taylor's theory of scientific management) utilize a process model that RESISTS change; a modelthat is WRONG for most startups.
+Traditional project management methods (inherited from civil engineering and heavily influenced by Fredrick Taylor's theory of scientific management) utilize a process model that RESISTS change; a model that is WRONG for most startups.
 == Why is it a Bad Fit? ==

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 == What is Scrum? ==
-Scrum is a project management process pioneered by Ken Schwaber as a means to reliably produce high-quality software in the face of rapid, constant change. Scrum is one unique flavor of a type of software and product development processes collectively termed "agile". More on Scrum at: www.controlchaos.com.
+Scrum is a project management process pioneered by Ken Schwaber as a means to reliably produce high-quality software in the face of rapid, constant change. Scrum is one unique flavor of a type of software and product development processes collectively termed "agile". More on [http://www.controlchaos.com Scrum]
 == Why Should You Care? ==