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    Scrum is an updated framework for managing projects that is well-suited for modern remote work environments. It emphasizes key principles like empirical process control, self-organization, collaboration, and value-based prioritization to help deliver valuable products and services efficiently. Scrum focuses on iterative development and welcomes changes to ensure customer satisfaction. Most importantly, Scrum recognizes that people are the key to any project's success.

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    Scrum is an updated framework for managing projects that is well-suited for modern remote work environments. It emphasizes key principles like empirical process control, self-organization, collaboration, and value-based prioritization to help deliver valuable products and services efficiently. Scrum focuses on iterative development and welcomes changes to ensure customer satisfaction. Most importantly, Scrum recognizes that people are the key to any project's success.

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    Scrum is an updated framework for managing projects that is well-suited for modern remote work environments. It emphasizes key principles like empirical process control, self-organization, collaboration, and value-based prioritization to help deliver valuable products and services efficiently. Scrum focuses on iterative development and welcomes changes to ensure customer satisfaction. Most importantly, Scrum recognizes that people are the key to any project's success.

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    Scrum is an updated theory for any type of project, suited to our time and age.

    Since
    people are working from home these says, it is important that Scrum be introduced to them
    now. It would make them understand the importance of the different Scrum Principles which is
    fundamental for any type of work.
    Empirical Process control is a principle which relies in three ideas such as transparency,
    adaptation, and inspection. It is the principle that means everyone in the organization should
    be involved in the transparent flow of information that creates an open work culture. The
    adaptation takes place when transparency and inspection are learned and then people adapt by
    making improvements in the work they do. Transparency also builds trust unknowingly, being
    contented that information are open to everyone, and that no one doubts your loyalty to
    everyone and the company.
    Self-organization is also a principle very timely today. People are more sensitive because
    of the different situations they have. Putting a little trust that they can organize their selves and
    reassuring them that they have more to offer than their technical expertise is a great way for an
    organization. Workers being creative and mindful of their job, usually don’t need a command-
    and-control style of leadership.
    Collaboration is a must especially for group tasks and assignment. It is the principle
    where workers divide work into units, and diving these units among team members. Collocation
    also takes a great part on collaboration. It is almost always easy to work together in one place,
    but because of the situation, everyone is forced to work separately. But it is not a problem
    nowadays since video conferencing, chats, email, and many more are available to connect with
    co-workers.
    Value-based prioritization is a principle that aims at delivering valuable product or
    service on an early and continuous basis, like being driven by the goal of delivering maximum
    business value in a minimum time span.
    Time-boxing principle is where certain amount of time is allotted for each process and
    activity in a project. People have to make sure that don’t self-assign too much or too little work
    for a particular period of time. Having fixed time on specific things that they have to do is an
    essential part to doing the jobs done efficiently.
    Iterative development is a principle that is more flexible in ensuring that any change
    requested by the customer can be included as part of the project. It is not like someone is
    saying that committing too much mistakes is acceptable, it is that changes are welcome to
    every project if it is for the betterment of the work for the satisfaction of the customers.
    The emphasis of Scrum is on the people. It is because the people are the key to a
    project. The value of the customer is first in Scrum since it is designed for customer
    involvement. Scrum is an innovative framework for managing any type of project which is ready
    to replace techniques from a bygone era.

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