by Jordan Dodson | Apr 1, 2024 | Case Study, Government, Software Development
Agile Education Case Study Resolving Government Project Inefficiencies with Agile Solutions Discover how Dave Witkin and his team tackled government project inefficiencies, turning an eight-year struggle into success with agile solutions. Learn about their agile...
by Alex Interlandi | Mar 5, 2024 | Case Study, Food and Beverage, Software Development
Agile Education Case Study From Good to GrEAT with Chris Norris Discover how Chris Norris, a Registered Trainer in Scrum and Scrum@Scale, dramatically improved the eStore development process for a large global company in the Food and Beverage and Software Development...
by Alex Interlandi | Dec 19, 2023 | Case Study, Software Development
Scrum@Scale Case Study Team Structuring in a Distributed Large Enterprise – Dr. Ernesto Custodio In “Team Structuring in a Distributed Large Enterprise” learn how Registered Scrum @Scale Trainer Dr. Ernesto Custodio led the transformation to better...
by Alex Interlandi | Nov 8, 2023 | Aerospace and Defense, Case Study, Software Development
Scrum@Scale Case Study Providing Service Members with Capability Faster – Denise Jarvie In “Providing Service Members with Capability Faster”, learn how Registered Scrum@Scale Trainer Denise Jarvie guided a Department of Defense (DoD) contractor to...
by Jessica Larsen | Oct 23, 2023 | Case Study, Software Development
Scrum@Scale Case Study The App That Scrum@Scale Built – Andrew Lin Learn how Registered Scrum@Scale Trainer Andrew Lin led Biji, one of the biggest sports portal websites in Taiwan, to build a newly envisioned App for Cartoon Network Taiwan…but...
by Alex Interlandi | Aug 16, 2022 | Case Study, Healthcare, Insurance, and Emergency Services, Software Development
Scrum@Scale Case Study Minimal Viable Scaling with Scrum Learn how Registered Scrum and Scrum@Scale Trainer Tom Wessel stepped in to assist a healthcare company with the implementation of its clinical trial management platform. When Phases 1 and 2 of this...