We conduct Scrum development in 2-week cycles,
ensuring firm control of quality and deadlines over short periods.
Scrum development is one Agile development method, with a particular emphasis on quality and schedule management.
This method defines the process in greater detail and more concrete terms and repeatedly runs Sprints lasting 1 to 4 weeks.
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In each Sprint, the team works in short cycles centered on 1 feature and repeats development stages such as requirements definition, design, development, testing, and release.
The project proceeds by running each sprint over a short period and producing deliverables along the way.
In long-term projects lasting several months or years, issues affecting deadlines or quality can arise during periods when there are no interim deliverables. Scrum development uses short-term deliverables to identify these issues early and achieve detailed schedule and quality control.
Teamwork and strategy—lessons from rugby for Scrum development—
The term "Scrum development" originated in rugby. Rugby has the following 3 characteristics.
✔ Because play continues without interruption, players must think and act for themselves.
✔ There are as many as 15 positions, each with its own specialization.
✔ There is a great deal of continuous play, and victory is impossible without mutual cooperation.
System-development projects also generate dynamic interactions among many stakeholders.
A united, cooperative Scrum Team must resolve each issue one by one.
✔ Everyone works together toward a common goal.
✔ Every participant fulfills their responsibilities with a strong sense of involvement and professional expertise.
✔ Everyone thinks and acts together, working toward a goal shared with the customer.
One Team, One Goal
We form a Scrum with our customers and aim for a shared victory.
In addition to adopting Scrum's various management methods, we value its fundamental spirit and use it to raise the standard of project execution.