Jan. 5, 2018

State of Scrum report for 2017-2018

The Scrum Alliance published the State of Scrum report for 2017-2018, a survey of more than 2000 Agile professionals

The Scrum Alliance has just released the State of Scrum 2017-2018 report focused on Scaling and Agile Transformation. The report is based on the survey of more than 2,000 Agile professionals to uncover trends in Scrum adoption, use and scaling.

The membership survey shows that Agile transformation is firmly on the horizon for organizations around the world. As digital transformation has steadily increased demand for faster turnarounds, user-friendly platforms and flexible goals, modern business demands ever more Agile workflows.

State of Scrum 2017-2018

The full report can be downloaded from the Scrum Alliance website.

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Alessio Bragadini

Web community manager of agile42, trying to post relevant, informational, fun bits of content on the blog and social networks
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