Application of the scrum framework to optimize time in construction projects
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2020-09-30
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2020 Congreso Internacional de Innovacion y Tendencias en Ingenieria, CONIITI 2020 - Conference ProceedingsDOI
10.1109/CONIITI51147.2020.9240332Additional Links
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Currently, the construction industry is characterized by a high competition between its companies. Due to this, companies must guarantee that the performance of their projects is possible by using an appropriate management system which allows an adequate planning of activities, since selecting an inadequate system can cause serious inconveniences such as having rework and increase cost and time in projects. Therefore, the construction industry is constantly searching for management models that can minimize the previously mentioned inconveniences in order to differentiate themselves and take advantage of their competitors. Precisely, the Scrum framework, conceived in the software engineering industry, is an alternative to traditional projects management, offering an exponential improvement in communication for project teams and improving the planning of activities, through an iterative framework that allows flexibility for changing requirements, reduces uncertainty and creates reliability for what was planned. Thus, this research adapts and applies the Scrum framework within a construction project, optimizing considerably the execution time.Type
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10.1109/CONIITI51147.2020.9240332
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