The 2015 State of Scrum report

The 2015 State of Scrum Report has been released from the Scrum Alliance

The Scrum Alliance just released their updated State of Scrum report based on their investigation of the industry. The survey uncovered findings that not only reflect where Scrum is today, but what we can anticipate it will look like tomorrow. These include who is practicing Scrum, how they are practicing it, success levels associated with Scrum, and plans for its continuing use.

Report statistics provide intriguing insights and information such as:

87% say Scrum improves teams' quality of work life
81% believe certications improves the practice
On average, Scrum is successful 62% of the time
95% will continue to use Scrum

The report is free to download from the Scrum Alliance site.

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