[Sigia-l] Agile, Scrum and UX?

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Scrum's Sprints don't have to focus on software. It can be used to deliver anything that the Product Owner dedices is of value. A whole Sprint's Increment may just be dedicated to learning with 'knowledge products'.

The idea behind 'production ready' is that what ever is created is fully complete within the confines of the Sprint to what ever standard the quality/satisfaction criteria (Definition of Done) specifies. 

Things that are not software have been delivered using Scrum

* The SAAB Gripen fighter jet was made with Scrum. 

* The wikispeed car

I've delivered UX consulting recommendations papers using Scrum whose tram was only ux people. Each Increment consisted of 'production ready' personas, tree structures and prototypes because that was the outcome sought by the Product Owner by the client. These would be used much later to help guide a web project. 

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From: "Skot Nelson" <skot at penguinstorm.com>
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Subject: [Sigia-l] Agile, Scrum and UX?
Date: Sun, Mar 22, 2015 6:54 AM

Yes.

There notion that "every sprint results in production ready code" seems antithetical to agile itself.
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> On Mar 21, 2015, at 12:35, Thomas Donehower <tdonehower at gmail.com> wrote:
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> print yields production ready software?  Are you saying there could be sprints that are devoted to just prototyping for example

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