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Cooperation Tools That Support Scrum Development Process

We have to cooperate for our project, and we need to decide which tool to use.
One of our mentors recommended 3 cooperation tools which support scrum board function, and suggested we learn about that tools, put into shape, and share them one another.
So, to follow his order, I write this post.

Scrum - Agile Software Development Process

First of all, we should know what the hell the SCRUM is. I referred here and wiki.
In agile software development process, there are 3 elements that consist of it - roles, artifacts, workflow.

Roles

Product Owner

They ponder on what they make.

Scrum Master

They ponder on how they make.

Scrum Team

They just make T_T

Artifacts

Product Backlog

It contains general requirements. (I don't sure it is right explanation for product backlog.)

User Stories

It contains detail requirements.

Estimates

It contains the order of priority of all requirements(user stories).

Workflow

Iteration & Incremental Development

In Agile Process, we install waterwheel at the bottom of the traditional waterfall model, which means we don't do the whole task in one iteration, but we split the task in many prototypes, and develop each prototype iteratively and incrementally.

Sprint Meeting

A sprint means a small group of the tasks that has a due date to complete. 
In Scrum, the plan of software development is built up with considering a sprint as an atomic element. 
We should have Sprint meeting with daily periods, and should classify sprints into 3 categories(todo, in progress, done), so that we can manage our tasks with high efficiency.

Software Development Management Tools

From now on, I'll introduce you some tools that can help our software development management with Scrum software development process.

JIRA

Pros

  • There are so many functions.
    • Notification with email.
    • Real-time information about issues is supported.
    • Able to customize.
    • Plugin Extension.
  • Both online hosting service and server installation version are supported.

Cons

  • It's not free. 
    • If there are less or equal than 10 members, it costs total $10.
    • If there are more than 10 memebers, it costs $7 per a person.
  • There are too many functions.

Trello

Pros

  • Free.
  • It's easy to use.
    • Its card interface is so intuitive.
  • High quality mobile client is supported.

Cons

  • It's hard to manage when the number of cards increases.
    • It's inappropriate for complex and gigantic projects.
  • It doesn't provide Gantt chart.
  • It only supports server installation version. (No online hosting service)

Other Tools

 Excel(...), Github Projects, Asana, Redmine, ...

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  1. Unknown2017년 9월 10일 오전 2:20

    Is there any tools offering Gantt chart only?

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    1. Unknown2017년 9월 10일 오후 8:50

      You may be able to find your answer here.
      http://blog.capterra.com/6-of-the-best-gantt-chart-software/

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