Image Gallery for Lite Scrum
History of Agile and Evolution of Scrum
Use Case Scenario using Lite Scrum
Lite Scrum is available in both languages, French and English.
If you took a look at the Image gallery above, and the two videos, History of Agile and Evolution of Scrum and Use Case Scenario using Lite Scrum, you have already formed an idea of what is Lite Scrum.
I wrote Lite Scrum for myself, to help me do work faster, more organized, with no distractions,thus saving time and increasing hyperproductivity. A good definition of Hyperproductivity I found interesting on Peter Bendor-Samuel’s blog post here:
Hyperproductivity: What Matters Most For Creating New Value In Your Business?
He says, and I quote:
The hyperproductivity model delivering a 350-1,000% improvement in productivity is an order of magnitude improvement.
Lite Scrum is a software I wrote, that can be opened using all modern web browser like Firefox, Chrome, Edge, and Internet Explorer.
It can be used on mobile devices and smart phones, like Apple IPhone and Android by navigating to : lite-scrum
Me, I use it for Sofware Development, since I am a Software Developer myself, but it can be used in any industry: Cars, Weddings, Catering, Planning, Small Business Shops etc . . .
It uses its own flow, and I derived this flow from Scrum Principles itself, to simplify work for myself and who ever uses it. Its flow uses four objects: CLIENT, EPIC, PRODUCT BACKLOG and TASK. You may have seen those icons below in the slideshow above:
In other words, in order to create a task or tasks, assign them to someone and start working, we need to create Client first, then create Epic or Epics for that client, then create Product Backlog or Product Backlogs for that client, then create a task or tasks.
Lite Scrum best works with teams four to five people, and you can have as many teams as you want.
I have added a short presentation I made to show what is Lite Scrum, that way it is easier to understand with short, straight to the point sentences, that our mind can catch, without long introductions:
The picture below shows how Lite Scrum logo came up to be:
The circled person’s C tasks on General Scrum (Sprint) Board came up to be the logo. Eventually the circled tasks in the image above become indivisual’s person’s landing page items to work on.
Lite Scrum is built with Responsive Design in mind, so it is available on all browsers, and cross-platform, meaning it has a nice look and feel on PC, MAC, Tablets, and Smartphones
Lite Scrum is free to test, try, and use. It is also available for hosting On Premises.
Lite Scrum Infographic:
Thank you
Jinan
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