Scrum method for this software development project

Tangible and intangible benefits

Scrum method is considered as an agile method for managing a project. Generally, agile software development with Scrum is prescribed as methodology.  However, scrum is an iterative as well as incremental agile software development framework that is able to manage development of the project.  

There are several benefits of scrum methodology that can be divided as tangible and intangible methodology. Stakeholder management can be achieved effectively for multiple scopes for stakeholder as well as team involvement before every sprint. Through involving, the client in each of the steps of the project is achieved (Mahalakshmi & Sundararajan, 2015).  Delivering software frequently trust with the ability for delivering high quality software. On the other hand, transparency is one of the major benefits for using scrum method.   

Recommendation

In order to use scrum methodology in more effective way,

• It is required to focus on people over the procedures and mind-set over the skill set.
• Integrating the method of testing with the process of lifecycle
• Establishing self-organizing teams and redefine success for the agile projects can be helpful to improve the process.

Procedures for development and implementation teams 

In order to develop and implement the plan for team, it is required to focus on scrum, crystal methodologies, dynamic software development method, feature driven development and lean software development as well as extreme programming. In addition, early as well as predictable delivery can be achieved with the help of particular method (Acosta, Espinosa & Espinosa, 2015).  Predictable costs and schedule is estimated by using scrum method.  It also allows for making change in the project.  It also concentrates on the business value by allowing client determining the priority of the features (Venugopal, Mathai & Abraham, 2015).  It is also important to focus on the users that can be achieved by the method.

Schedule for post-implementation audit

References

Acosta, A., Espinosa, J. E., & Espinosa, J. (2015). Developing tools for building simulation scenarios for SUMO based on the SCRUM methodology. SUMO 2015–Intermodal Simulation for Intermodal Transport, 23.

Mahalakshmi, M., & Sundararajan, M. (2015, February). Tracking the student’s performance in Web-based education using Scrum methodology. In Computing and Communications Technologies (ICCCT), 2015 International Conference on (pp. 379-382). IEEE.

Venugopal, R., Mathai, M. K., & Abraham, J. T. (2015). Scrum methodology in huge projects. bharata mata journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, 82.