Scrum co-creator Ken Schwaber founded Scrum.org in 2009 to be a different kind of organization with people dedicated to a mission of helping people and teams solve complex problems.
Scrum co-creators Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland wrote and maintain The Scrum Guide, which explains Scrum clearly and succinctly. The guide contains the definition of Scrum, describing the Scrum accountabilities, events, artifacts and the guidance that binds them together. So, why is it called Scrum?
m Una mejor manera de construir productos Scrum es un proceso de gestión que reduce la complejidad en el desarrollo de productos para satisfacer las necesidades de los clientes. La gerencia y los equipos de Scrum trabajan juntos alrededor de requisitos y tecnologías para entregar productos funcionando de manera incremental usando el empirismo.
Scrum is defined in the Scrum Guide by Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland, the originators of Scrum and is translated and available in over 30 languages.
A Little History About Us Scrum.org was founded by Ken Schwaber, the co-creator of Scrum, as a mission-based organization to help people and teams solve complex problems. We do this through education, certification and resources to equip individuals and organizations with the skills they need to drive meaningful change. We provide live, instructor-led training and online self-paced training ...
Scrum.org has certifications covering topics that range from the fundamentals of Scrum, Scrum accountabilities, and topics beyond the Scrum framework - practices that complement Professional Scrum.
The ultimate place to learn more about Scrum from the organization that created it. These resources include videos, papers, guides and much more.
All of our courses embody the principles of Professional Scrum while providing a hands-on, activity-based learning experience. Scrum.org has courses covering topics that range from the Scrum fundamentals and role-based learning to practices beyond the framework that complement Professional Scrum.