Sprint Review Research Articles

Creative-Rational Tensions in Game Development

In this paper, we discuss an ethnographic field study conducted with a single 8-person development team operating within an established indie game company located in Copenhagen, Denmark, to explore how members of a development team – in this case mainly programmers and designers – coordinate their design ideas and development processes. In a view that accepts “the heterogeneity of production logics within the games industry” (Kerr 2017, 76), our study of a single company in Denmark contributes new insights on organized and managed team creativity by adding to this pool of varying forms of development. The paper inquires and develops a perspective to analyse collaborative game-making within a studio workplace. We explore two formats of game development team meetings, Sprint Reviews and Sprint Retrospectives, to understand the ways in which teams work together to balance ‘creative-rational tensions’ (Tschang 2007) between given expectations and deadlines as well as personal expressive interests.

Perancangan Sistem Pelaporan Incident Hack Di Kominfo Lombok Tengah Menggunakan Agile Pendekatan Scrum

The Scrum method is a methodology included in agile software development. Scrum is considered to be able to produce good quality software according to user wishes, can be used in large and small projects, and is easy to adopt changes. The scrum activity stages include product backlog, sprint backlog, daily scrum, sprint review, and sprint retrospective. Roles in Scrum include product owner, scrum master, and development team. Scrum has structured and iterative stages, so that if the product in the first sprint is not sufficient to meet needs, then in the next sprint a system can be developed that is in accordance with user evaluation. The results obtained from Designing a Hack Incident Reporting System at Kominfo Central Lombok Using the Agile Scrum Approach were proven to be able to overcome changes in requirements during the system development phase, producing products that met the wishes of users because they received repeated reviews.

Implementasi Metode Agile Scrum Dalam Perancangan UI/UX Design Command Control Map Service Di PT. Len Industri (Persero)

Implementasi Metode Agile Scrum Dalam Perancangan UI/UX Design Command Control Map Service Di PT. Len Industri (Persero)

Prototype Of A Web-Based Human Capital Information System Using SCRUM Method

The Human Capital Information System (HCIS) is software that manages staff data, payroll, and other everyday duties in the Human Capital sector. The Human Resources Management System aims to increase performance and eliminate mistakes in business processes to aid operational operations in the human resources department, particularly in recruiting, personnel data management, wage calculations, and promotions. While the system construction pipeline follows an SCRUM strategy for pipeline planning, which includes storyboarding (product owner) based on features to be generated, a product backlog, sprints, daily SCRUM, and sprint reviews, we also utilize qualitative data collecting approaches. This IS is connected with employee attendance, the human resource management system may help gather data and information on employee attendance in an accurate and efficient manner, as well as speed up and reduce mistakes in computing employee wages.

Integration Waterfall and Scrum Methodology in The Development of SIMARGA Web Application

This research explores the integration of Waterfall and Scrum methodologies in the development of the SIMARGA web application. The integration aims to maximize the strengths of each methodology, with Waterfall contributing to planning, analysis, and initial system structure, while Scrum supports the creation of Product Backlog and implementation of Scrum events. The combination results in a structured and methodical product management process, simplifying task lists and enhancing efficiency. The achievement of good efficiency and effectiveness in task execution is facilitated by leveraging both methodologies, reducing wastage. Progress in product development and team productivity is measured through daily meetings, evaluations, and sprint reviews. Emphasis is placed on fostering strong relationships among the Scrum team, customers, and stakeholders, promoting effective communication and collaboration. However, challenges are identified in team commitment to daily meetings, potentially influenced by their involvement in additional business activities. Future efforts should focus on technological resource enhancement and software maintenance to achieve the initially outlined product goals. The effectiveness of this product development initiative can be measured using metrics such as views and user data, particularly in the Kabupaten Pegunungan Bintang.

Agile-Scrum Implementation in The Development of Kampus Merdeka Information System

Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka (MBKM) program is a program initiated by the Minister of Education and Culture to encourage students to master various disciplines for their preparation in the job market. At the Institut Teknologi Del, the MBKM program is also offered to students. However, its implementation is not yet fully automated and utilizes various different platforms. This research aims to design and develop the Independent Internship & Study Implementation Information System in the Merdeka Campus at the Institut Teknologi Del using the Agile-Scrum approach. The Scrum method is an iterative software development approach that is flexible to changes. The implementation of Agile-Scrum in the development of the MBKM information system helps achieve goals and automate existing systems. This research involves Scrum activities such as sprint planning, daily scrum, sprint review, and sprint retrospective to produce an information system that meets the requirements. The Scrum product backlog is used as a reference during system development throughout the sprint. The development of the information system through agile-scrum has received feedback during the sprint review and has been functionally tested using several testing methods.

Implementing Scrum in Executive Information System at University

Executive Information System is a type of system that provides information about reports generated by the system, assists executives in making necessary decisions, and provides easy access to information from both internal and external sources. This system aims to help specific organizations solve problems. The objective of this research is to design and develop a web-based executive information system that can provide access to student, faculty, and program data at the Faculty of Economics, Garut University, with data visualization in the form of graphs and numbers using the Scrum method. The Executive Information System can provide a real-time overview of data for executive-level individuals, namely the faculty leaders. Scrum is the development methodology used, with stages such as product backlog, sprint, daily scrum meeting, sprint review, and sprint retrospective. The results of this research have produced an Executive Information System that provides data on students, faculty, and programs. This system features functions such as filtering, drilldown, and importing. Testing results indicate the successful achievement of sprints on time or even ahead of schedule, and the team was able to meet targets in each sprint. In this research, the Scrum method has been effectively utilized in creating the executive information system. Therefore, this method can be employed to develop similar executive information systems in the future.

A Digital Microintervention Supporting Evidence-Based Parenting Skills: Development Study Using the Agile Scrum Methodology.

Conduct disorder increases risks of educational dropout, future mental illness, and incarceration if untreated. First-line treatment of conduct disorder involves evidence-based parenting skills programs. Time-outs, a frequent tool in these programs, can be effective at improving behavior, and recent apps have been developed to aid this process. However, these apps promote the use of time-outs in inconsistent or developmentally inappropriate ways, potentially worsening behavior problems. Digital microinterventions like these apps could guide parents through high-quality time-outs in the moment, but current time-out apps lack features promoting adherence to the evidence-based best practice. Agile scrum is a respected approach in the software development industry. We aimed to explore the feasibility of using the agile scrum approach to build a digital microintervention to help parents deliver an evidence-based time-out. The agile scrum methodology was used. Four sprints were conducted. Figma software was used for app design and wireframing. Insights from 42 expert stakeholders were used during 3 sprint reviews. We consulted experts who were identified from councils around the Midlands region of the United Kingdom and charities through personal contacts and a snowballing approach. Over 4 development sprints from August 2022 to March 2023, the app was iteratively designed and refined based on consultation with a diverse group of 42 experts who shared their knowledge about the content of common parenting programs and the challenges parents commonly face. Modifications made throughout the process resulted in significant app enhancements, including tailored timer algorithms and enhanced readability, as well as an onboarding zone, mindfulness module, and pictorial information to increase inclusivity. By the end of the fourth sprint, the app was deemed ready for home use by stakeholders, demonstrating the effectiveness of our agile scrum development approach. We developed an app to support parents to use the evidence-based time-out technique. We recommend the agile scrum approach to create mobile health apps. Our experience highlights the valuable role that frontline health and social care professionals, particularly those working with vulnerable families, can play as experts in scrum reviews. There is a need for research to both evaluate the impact of digital microinterventions on child behavioral change and also create digital microinterventions that cater to non-English speakers and individuals who participate in parenting programs in settings outside the United Kingdom.

Verification And Validation Of Business Process Modeling Using Petri Nets (Case Study of Telkom University FRI Laboratory Business Architecture Domain)

Enterprise Architecture is an approach that is present to form a sustainable organization. However, the average company that has implemented Enterprise Architecture does not see and does not know whether the existing business processes in the company are currently running well, and have been effective and efficient in achieving company goals or not. These conditions make validation and verification of business processes important. In this research, business process testing using the Scrum method with Petri Nets supported by WoPed tools is considered to verify and validate the business architecture design. Testing using the Scrum method is carried out through six stages, namely product backlog, sprint planning, sprint backlog, sprint review, and sprint retrospective. The test results show that several requirements are not met. This condition will have an impact on the efficiency and effectiveness of business processes. Furthermore, gap analysis is carried out with dependencies analysis, there are business processes that have not been verified and validated due to errors in the process that cause time constraints to work on more than one task simultaneously optimally, there is a process stage that is too long so that it hampers the efficiency and effectiveness of business processes.

E-commerce Terintegrasi WebGIS untuk IKM & UMKM di Provinsi Kepulauan Bangka Belitung dengan Agile Development

The rapid growth of Small and Medium Industries (IKM) as well as Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (UMKM) in the Bangka Belitung Islands Province do not coincide with the dissemination of the information about their whereabouts to the public and the supervision by the Department of Labor, Industry and Trade (Disperindag). Moreover, it’s marketing, promotion, and administrative processing are still caried out in a traditional way causing ineffectiveness in obtaining profits and managing the business. Therefore, new innovations are needed i.e. an E-commerce that is equipped with a WebGIS map and is monitored and managed by the Disperindag. The development of the said E-commerce are using Agile Development with Scrum method which means it’s development are divided into some small cycle called Sprint, where each Sprint activity consists of Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, and Sprint Retrospective. Then, the test was carried out with the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) using a 5-point Likert measurement scale to determine the acceptance of the system by the users and User Acceptance Testing (UAT) with Blackbox Testing. Last but not least, the obtained results stated that the system meets the user’s request and was accepted with a 91,47% of Perceived Usefulness, 89,24% of Perceived Ease of Use, and 90,84% of Behavioral Intention.

Scrum Framework Implementation of Fish Mobile Auction Module in Pasar Iwak Marketplace

Lelang Ikan mobile application is an online auction in the marketplace platform of Pasar Iwak based on Android platform. Scrum framework is applied and consists of determining the product backlog, creating sprint planning and sprint backlogs, and conducting sprint reviews and sprint retrospectives. The product backlog resulted 14 backlog items based on the results of system and user requirements for user auctioneers. Sprint planning and sprint backlog are divided into four sprints, namely front-end and back-end development, system integration process and system implementation. Sprint reviews are carried out by implementing two types of testing, namely blackbox testing and user acceptance testing (UAT). Blackbox testing emphasizes testing application functions or features, while UAT is applied to measure the level of user acceptance. The results of blackbox testing showed that the features provided by the application are in accordance with the predetermined requirements. Whereas UAT showed the result of 66.8%, which means that the application is in the appropriate category and can be accepted by users. The application development process ends at the sprint retrospective stage which is a suggestion or feedback after the application testing. The suggestions obtained are in the form of adding tracking features, payment features with payment gateways, and application development with the iOS platform.

ANALISIS DAN PERANCANGAN DASHBOARD DATA KARYAWAN PADA PT SOLEN SYSTEM INDONESIA DI YOGYAKARTA

PT Solen System Indonesia is a company engaged in the manufacture of software. PT Solen System Indonesia has employee data containing sprint review data. Sprint review data is data per week that is inputted into the google sheets file. With the data number reaches from 24 google sheet files over a period of one year, admins have difficulty because they have to access google sheets files one by one to be able to view employee performance data. Admin cannot know the extent of the performance of each employee in completing the workload in a certain period. Thus, a website-based strategic dashboard was created using the User centered Design (UCD) method. The dashboard was then tested using usability test and SUS. Results of the dashboard test for the admin and all employees of PT Solen System Indonesia obtained an effectiveness value of 89%, efficiency of 78% and satisfaction of 85%.

Android-Based Doctor E-Consultation Application Using Scrum

The standard service hospitals provide for their patients is a doctor's consultation. However, many patients need help accessing this service due to having to go to the hospital, queuing, and long waiting times. So that patients no longer have difficulty accessing consulting services, we need a system that can speed up consulting activities. The system development method used in Android-based e-consulting applications is the Scrum method. The system development process is somewhat accelerated using the Scrum methodology because all development activities require planning and timing for each sprint, starting with sprint planning, continuing through the daily scrum, sprint review, and sprint retrospective, which is repeated at each sprint to avoid delays in application development. By offering consultation services online, this system allows patients to access existing facilities and more efficiently supports the improvement of consulting services at existing hospitals, especially in Indonesia.

SCRUM Methodology Adoption in Designing Digital MSME Empowerment Application

COVID-19 pandemic has significantly reduced most of MSME revenue, including Pelangi Nusantara Singhasari Foundation (PELANUSA). Market demand has decreased drastically, many activities and production have been delayed, which have an impact on the decline in sales turnover. This forces all activities to shift to the digital realm to ensure business continuity. In fact, the process of migrating community activities from conventional systems to digitalization poses a new problem for the management. The use of platforms that are still fragmented, the lack of knowledge of digital marketing concepts, to the limitations of the management in carrying out empowerment activities, especially for members of the disabled community. Seeing this phenomenon, Institut Asia Malang collaborated with PT. Ina Gata Persada proposed an innovative solution in the form of a digital empowerment application called PELAWONS (PELANUSA for Women and Disabilities). To achieve the suitability of the purpose of PELAWONS with functionality and timeliness, it takes an analysis and proper software design. SCRUM is considered to be able to produce good quality software according to user desires, can be used in large and small projects, and easy to adopt changes. We developed PELAWONS refers to the five main steps on SCRUM process: establishing SCRUM team, defining list of the product backlogs, arranging the sprint phase, analyzing the progress through daily scrum, and evaluating the result with sprint review. SCRUM methodology adoption in designing PELAWONS proven to be able to accelerate the application development process and reduce the risk of project failure through system flexibility.

Jurnal Penggunaan Metode Scrum Dalam Membentuk Sistem Informasi Penyimpanan Gudang Berbasis Web

Scrum method is a methodology that is included in agile software development. Scrum is considered capable of producing good quality software in accordance with the wishes of the user, can be used in large or small projects, and easy to adopt changes. Scrum activity stages include backlog, sprint backlog, daily scrum, sprint review, and sprint restropective products. Roles in Scrum include the product owner, Scrum Master, and Development Team. Scrum has stages that are structured and iterative, so that if the product in the first sprint does not adequately meet the needs, then the next sprint can be developed in accordance with the user's evaluation system. The results obtained on Scrum Method on Building Web Based Information System of Storage Inventory are proven to be able to overcome the changing requirements during the system development phase, producing products that are in accordance with the wishes of the user due to repeated reviews.

Integrating Agile Methodologies into Enterprise Architecture for Enhanced Collaboration and Business

In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, the integration of agile methodologies into enterprise architecture (EA) has emerged as a transformative approach to managing complex and dynamic projects. This paper explores the application of agile practices within various domains of EA, focusing on business process projects and capability map development. By examining practical implementations and leveraging insights from recent research, we demonstrate the tangible benefits of agility in enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and aligning projects with strategic goals. The study presents a detailed analysis of how Scrum techniques and Kanban dashboards can be effectively utilized in EA projects, particularly in the context of invoicing process review and financial management capability mapping. We discuss the implementation of sprint planning, daily stand-ups, and sprint reviews in these EA contexts, as well as the use of ticketing systems for workload management and Kanban boards for progress tracking. The research highlights the benefits of this approach, including improved stakeholder engagement, faster value delivery, enhanced flexibility, and increased transparency. However, it also addresses challenges such as initial resistance to change and the need to balance agile methodologies with long-term EA planning. By providing practical insights and recommendations, this paper aims to guide EA professionals in adopting agile practices to improve project outcomes and organizational alignment in an increasingly dynamic business environment.

Agile methodology in higher education quality assurance system for SDGs 4, 8 and 9 achievement: national experience

This paper is focused on considering agile methodology as an instrument to use in education quality assurance. We propose the Scrum method applicable for education quality assurance based on adapted Manifesto for Agile Education Quality Assurance and twelve principles behind it. The Scrum procedure is described and roles are distributed for two real-life cases of external and internal educational program quality evaluation. We illustrate that proposed Scrum procedure perfectly fits existing practices and can be used to enhance both external and internal quality assurance processes in higher education. We consider achievement of SDG 4 targets through proposed methodology as the necessary step to take in achieving SDGs 8 and 9. It is concluded that stakeholders feedback about their satisfaction by economic and innovative factors should be included in each sprint review procedure in proposed Scrum methodology. We discuss SDG 4 achieving within multilayered DIKW+DM hierarchy as a framework for education quality assurance that allow to join information processing, knowledge acquisition and corresponding decision-making algorithm.

PENGEMBANGAN APLIKASI ANDROID SIMIPA MODUL DOSEN MENGGUNAKAN METODE SCRUM

The use of mobile-based technology is very useful for all fields, especially education. The rapid development of mobile technology encourages the University to be able to take full advantage of mobile technology. The Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, University of Lampung currently only has a web-based information system and does not yet have a mobile-based application that can be used to help the learning process, so that problems often occur during the learning process. Problems that often occur are forgetting class schedules, forgetting to attend student seminars, forgetting if there is a guidance schedule, not knowing the progress of guidance student studies, etc., with the development of the SIMIPA application it is hoped that it can help overcome problems that often occur in the learning process. This development focuses on the lecturer module with features such as schedule, agenda, academic calendar, endorsements, and notifications. The method used in the development of SIMIPA is the scrum method. The Scrum method has a product backlog that is divided into eight sprints and must be worked out to meet all application requirements. The Scrum method has three roles at the time of its work, namely the product owner, the Scrum master, and the development team. The scrum method has 4 stages starting from sprint planning, daily scrum, sprint review, and sprint retrospective. The result of this research is the successful development of the SIMIPA application for the Android-based lecturer module. For testing application functionality, the black box testing method is used. The results of the black box testing on the lecturer module SIMIPA application show all functionality in the application is running and as previously expected. Keywords: Black box testing; Lecturers; Mobile technology; Notifications; Scrum

Web Service Sistem Informasi Terpadu (SIMIPA) Menggunakan REST API

SIMIPA web service is a service that is used to provide services in the form of information to the Android mobile apps, is the Student module, the Lecturer module, and the Parent module. The service provided uses the REST API as a bridge between the server and the client. The goal is that the REST API can be accessed on the Android mobile apps. The development of web services in this study uses the Scrum development method which has 26 product backlogs with 9 iterations of sprints. Each sprint has several stages, namely sprint planning, daily sprint, sprint review, and sprint retrospective. Web services developed using the PHP programming language and MySQL database. The result of this research is the SIMIPA REST API which can be accessed on the Android front-end. Android accesses the REST API via the GET and POST request methods using a URL that generates a JSON response. Based on several tests, the SIMIPA REST API URL is said to have been successfully developed and can be accessed on Android mobile apps according to the expected response. Data security using the REST API is focused on the POST method using JSON Web Token (JWT).

Aplikasi Cek Nutrisi pada Makanan Berbasis Android

Nutrition is an absolute factor needed by the body in the process of growth and development. However, the general public today is still difficult to maintain nutritional intake in the food consumed every day. Therefore, by utilizing the development of technology on mobile phones that are becoming increasingly smarter with the Android operating system, an application was made to help the public monitor nutritional intake and features that support rearranging their diet. The application was made with the Kotlin programming language using the Android Studio IDE. The model used in application development was the Scrum model. With the stages of determining the product backlog, determining sprint planning, daily scrum, sprint review, and sprint retrospective. The result of this practical work was the Nutrifit application which could make it easier for the general public to monitor the daily nutritional intake needed to keep the body healthy during the pandemic.