A new era in Scrum evolution

[Cope]

Fellow Agilists and Scrum practitioners in Nepal,

Yesterday, Scrum.org and Scrum Inc. announced a formal model for
modifying and extending Scrum. Scrum's creators, Jeff Sutherland and
Ken Schwaber, are inviting practitioners from around the world to
contribute to Scrum's future.

Scrum was first developed 15+ years ago, and it has been evolving and
adapting ever since. Informed by their experiences and those of the
Scrum community, Ken and Jeff have carefully codified the framework in
the Scrum Guide, which documents the basic rules, artifacts, and
events of Scrum.

Today's announcement marks a new era in Scrum's evolution by making
available a public mechanism for providing feedback on the Scrum Guide
and a model for proposing extensions to the basic framework.
The formal process for proposing and integrating changes into Scrum is
available online at Scrum.org. To learn more about proposing your own
contribution to Scrum, go to http://www.scrum.org/extend-mod-scrum/.

This is a first step. Let's give it a try; we can come back later and
evaluate options for next steps.

On behalf of the Scrum Proposal Review Team,


James O. Coplien
Software Architecture & Agile Consultant
co...@scrumfoundation.org
+45-4021-6220