A sprint is one of the main components of the Scrum framework. It is one of the Scrum events that takes place in a period of time not exceeding one month, between one and four weeks, and aims to achieve an increase in value in the final product or service, [...]
The benefits of using Scrum as a working method are manifold. The Scrum framework is based on fundamental principles of transparency, inspection, and adaptation while emphasizing collaboration, teamwork, and delivering value in iterative increments. It is a framework that enables teams to adapt quickly to changing circumstances. Unlike traditional project [...]
Applying agile methodologies to your project is essential to carry out the digital transformation of a company. The iterative approach of agile methodologies allows teams to evolve towards a final goal while making work more flexible and adapting to new circumstances that may arise during project development. DoneTonic aspires to [...]
Boards are an important part of project and product development. They reflect the tasks that teams must deploy to achieve product development. This allows the workload of each team member to be visualized. The boards and tasks managed from DoneTonic allow teams to turn ideas into reality always with excellent [...]
Teams applying agile methodologies, such as SCRUM or Kanban, for product development and project management have to keep in mind that good team management is key to achieve the desired results. Teams using SCRUM to add value in the final product work sprints ranging from 15 days to 4 weeks, [...]
A SCRUM workflow consists on following steps by the agile team members in a streamlined way. The SCRUM workflow aims at adapting and solving unexpected problems during the development of the incremental value of the product. What is SCRUM? Scrum is a way of organizing work that is based on [...]
Both the Product Backlog and the Sprint Backlog are two artifacts of the Scrum framework, along with the Increment, and are intended to ensure transparency of key information. The Product Backlog and the Sprint Backlog are related, as the latter cannot occur without the presence of the former. In addition, [...]
There are differences between the Sprint Review and the Sprint Retrospective, the two Scrum events that take place in the Sprint and that are often confused with each other, since, unlike other events such as the Sprint Planning or the Daily Scrum, both take place at the end of the [...]
Within the agile Scrum methodology there is the professional profile of Scrum Master, a profile that aims to streamline work processes by facilitating the resolution of tasks. Scrum Master: definition As we have just seen, the Scrum Master is a leading figure within the Scrum methodology, and its main function [...]
The Product Owner is responsible for maximizing the value of the product developed by the team, thus adding value to the business. The Product Owner also manages the Product Backlog. This could be said to be the basic function of a Product Owner, but as we will see below, it [...]
What is the Kanban method? What is the Kanban methodology? As for the boards, do you know how to adapt them to your organization? If you want to improve the management of projects in your company, you need to know what the Kanban method is, what it consists of and [...]
Do you know the differences between Scrum and Kanban? Do you know which methodology you need to implement in your company? In the following article we are going to present the differences between Scrum and Kanban, but first, it is necessary to know both and understand that they are not [...]
The Scrum glossary that we have created at DoneTonic aims to provide all the lexicon related to this agile methodology. With these concepts clear, it is easier to understand what Scrum is, what is the role of each actor and thus take advantage of all its benefits. Agile Project Management [...]
