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Question 18

Which of the following comparisons is true about Scrum and Traditional Project Management?

In Scrum, upfront planning is high, while in Traditional Project Management it is low.

In Scrum, performance measurement is based on plan conformity, while in Traditional Project Management it is based on business value.

In Scrum, customer involvement is high throughput the project, while in Traditional Project it varies according to the project's lifecycle.

In Scrum, Quality Assurance is process centric, while in Traditional Project Management it is customer centric.

Correct Answer: C

In Scrum, the methodology emphasizes continuous customer involvement throughout the project's duration to ensure that the product aligns with customer needs and feedback. On the other hand, Traditional Project Management's customer involvement generally varies according to the project's lifecycle phases, with more intensive involvement typically during the planning and requirement gathering phases, and possibly during the final delivery.

Discussion

Mi_WindsorOption: C

The correct answer is C