How the Scrum method different from Agile Methodology

Posted By : Sonali Gupta | 23-Apr-2018

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What Is Agile Methodology?

Agile methodology is a practice that helps to follow the continuous method of development and testing in the SDLC(Software development life cycle) method. An Agile procedure will splinter or divide the software products into the smaller build.

In this type of methodology, development and testing activities will work in a parallel manner, as compared to other software development methodologies. It also involves the teamwork and face-to-face communication. Hence the developers and clients will work together for developing the product. Helpful to build up the business relationship.

What Is Scrum?

Scrum is an agile process that allows us to focus on delivering the product as per business requirement in the shortest time interval. It will repeat and inspect actual work of software. It will estimate the accountability, teamwork, and progress toward a well-defined goal as per client expectation.

The Scrum Framework commonly deal with the requirements of a client which are likely to change or most of the time don't know at the start of the project

Agile V/s Scrum

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1. Agile is a development methodology which fulfills the requirements of clients which follow incremental procedure.	1. Scrum is one of the parts of agile in which the creation of sprints takes place for 2-3 weeks, through the product update to the client on weekly basis.
2. In the Agile process, the leadership plays a critical role just to give guidance on the product.	2. In Scrum process, the client is able to watch the work of team members as per sprint assigned.
3. Agile involves collaboration and face-to-face interactions between the client for various cross-functional work of teams.	3. Scrum involves, the collaboration will be discussed with the team through meeting for the role assigned to scrum master, product owner, and team members.
4. In the Agile method, immediately get the feedback from the client during the build updated by the team member with successful testing.	4. Daily updates of sprints carried out by the team members, tester or client will review the build and then provide their feedback to decide future sprint of the product.