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Scrum Tools | 2009

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„Mut“ ist jener Wert von Scrum, mit dem sich Boris Gloger am stärksten identifiziert. Er hat in seinem eigenen Leben keine Angst vor radikalen Entscheidungen und vor dem Glauben an eine Idee. Für kein Geld der Welt würde er sich Regeln unterwerfen, die keinen Sinn machen. Er glaubt an Scrum, weil es nicht nur bessere Produkte, sondern auch eine bessere und menschlichere Arbeitswelt schaffen kann.
  • http://www.scrumdesk.com Dusan Kocurek

    Another tool for scrum management style is ScrumDesk. It is a Windows application. Read more on http://www.scrumdesk.com.

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  • http://www.refactor.co.za Rick Tonoli

    I’d be interested to know what you think about VersionOne as a Scrum Tool? I dislike the use of tools because it has the potential to go against what I believe is one of the core benefits of Scrum, continuous open visibility of what’s happening at any point in time.

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  • http://www.versionone.com Mark Calloway

    Boris,

    Enjoyed looking at your site, thanks for all the Agile work you are doing, especially trying to further Scrum.

    I work with VersionOne in the U.S. and wanted to see if any of our resources (whitepapers, V1 sample system, etc) would be useful to you?

    Please let me know how we can be a resource to you moving forward. Outside of providing the most deployed tool globally that was built from the ground up to support the Agile transition, our company is highly dedicated to the community and has a growing community of partners and consultants.

    I look forward to hearing from you.

    Regards,
    Mark Calloway
    CSM
    VersionOne, Inc.

  • http://www.agilebuddy.com Jack Milunsky

    Hi Boris,

    Great Blog. Much appreciated. I work for a company called Brightspark. We create software and build internet business. We recently launched a new Full Feature Scrum Project Management application (Saas based) called Agilebuddy. It would be awesome if you could consider reviewing Agilebuddy sometime soon.

    I hope you don’t mind this post. I wasn’t sure how to get in touch with you.

    Best regards,
    Jack

  • Mostafa Anoosheh

    Hello,
    I think, you can OnTime (an excellent tool) to your list.
    Check http://www.axosoft.com/products/ontime.aspx

    Best regards,
    Mostafa Anoosheh

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  • http://www.projectivity.biz/ Daniele Pozzoli

    Hi all!

    I would like to highlight Projectivity, a GPL’ed tool for knowledge & project management, which is based on pluggable frameworks: one of the framework is for handling SCRUM projects and all Scrum artifacts

    http://www.projectivity.biz/opencms/opencms/en/framework_scrum.html

    Since I’m one of the developers, fell free to contact me for some info.

    Best Regards,

    Daniele Pozzoli

  • veena

    I saw another one http://www.agileagenda.com

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  • http://www.rallydev.com Anne Greenhaw

    Hi Boris, I noticed that although you mentioned Rally in your notes, you haven’t reviewed it (us) yet. I am happy to help get you set up with an account for review, or you can sign up for one here: http://www.rallydev.com/agile_products/editions/

    Would love to hear your thoughts – let me know. Thanks!
    Anne

  • http://twitter.com/grzechu Greg

    Any worthfull open source tools outside there?

    • http://www.agile42.com Marion

      Hi Greg,

      Yes there is
      Agilo for Scrum      . It’s Open Source and and free.
      A complete list of Tools is

      • http://www.agile42.com Marion

    • http://www.agile42.com Marion

      Hi Greg,

      yes, Agilo for Scrum is open source and worth a try.

  • http://www.adsdevshop.com rdempsey

    Hi Boris,

    I’d love for you to test out Scrum’d (http://www.scrumd.com) and let us know what you think. You can see what our users are saying about what we’ve got thus far on our support site: http://getsatisfaction.com/atlanticdominionsolutions/products/atlanticdominionsolutions_scrumd.

    Thanks!

  • http://code.google.com/p/scruwp Danilo Sousa

    Hi Boris,

    there’s a open source project that I’m developing named Scruwp you should check too. It’s really new and simple but I still working on it. There already a few teams using it on http://www.uol.com.br where I work as Interface Developer.

    Thank’s!
    http://code.google.com/p/scruwp

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  • http://www.agile42.com/cms/pages/agilo/ Martin Häcker

    Hi,

    I’d like to include Agilo for Scrum in the list (I’m one of the developers) – available at

    It’s a plugin for trac, so you can easily use it in conjunction with all the goodness that is available via trac-plugins and get great integration with the source-repository (for example closing tasks or updating the remaining time from a subversion commit). Try it, I’m sure you’ll like it.

    Oh, and of course Agilo is open source to the core. :)

    Regards,
    Martin

  • http://www.scrumedge.com Scrum Tools

    Have you tried http://www.scrumedge.com? I’ve been using it for a while and it’s fantastic. I like that it’s web-based and setting it up doesn’t take much time.

  • http://www.scrumedge.com ScrumEdge | Scrum Tool and Software | Agile Tool

    ScrumEdge (http://www.scrumedge.com) enables agile development teams to better organize and manage project deliverables, allowing them to deliver high quality products in short time-frames.

    With ScrumEdge you’ll no longer need to deal with shared excel-sheets or walls covered in post-its! The icing on the cake is the ease with which Scrum Masters and Team Members can access their data and view a project’s progress from any location; office, home or even while traveling!

  • Max

    … and what do you think of TargetProcess (http://www.targetprocess.com)?
    Doesn’t look too bad for a scrum-noob like me.

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  • http://www.sprintometer.com Sprintometer 2.0

    What’s about free tool for SCRUM projects tracking Sprintometer 2.0 (www.sprintometer.com)? I believe it is rather innovative.

  • Ritesh M. Tamrakar

    Hi Boris,

    I am developing open source scrum tool in php. It is very simple tool so far. It’s name is saralScrum. ‘saral’ word is Nepali word meaning simple. Can you check it out for your future list? You can find it at http://collaborate.d2labs.org/projects/saralscrum/

    Best regards,
    Ritesh

    • gaurang

      hi how can i checkout salarscrum… ?

      pls suggest

  • http://www.scrumedge.com Scrum Tool

    Here’s another one http://www.scrumedge.com.

    It has a nice dashboard and simple product and sprint backlogs. I like the community feature where i can discuss my scrum projects with other users

  • http://intelitiva.com Pedro Mazzoni

    Take a look at http://pangoscrum.com
    Straightforwardly and without any interference in teams’s Scrum process, PangoScrum focus on improve continually the efficiency in deliveries. Besides, PangoScrum does not intend to replace the task board.

  • Ashif Manjur

    Hi,
    Have a look at http://www.scrumpad.com
    It is a nice tool for managing scrum projects and can fit to small to large projects on distributed environments also. You can share your experience after using ScrumPad.

    Regards,
    Ashif

  • http://www.imeta.co.uk Jason Young

    My company has just released our first community beta of a Silverlight based tool, feel free to check it out at http://www.imeta.co.uk/Consultancy/Agility.aspx

    We’d really appreciate community feedback.

  • Zsolt

    Hi, we had a lot of problems with existing tools, so we created a lightweight “scrum tool” for managing the backlog and printing story cards.
    It was extremely useful in our work compared to previously tried tools and spreadsheets, so we started to extend it to calculate focus factor and draw burn down chart.
    We published it here: http://www.scrum-tool.com/ (current version is freely available)
    It is a native desktop application (Windows/Linux) and uses a PostgreSQL database.
    We are very eager to get comments, suggestions, because we want to make it much better.

  • http://link SouthWind47

    Producer Butch Walker also makes a cameo. ,

  • http://link John90

    You are using an excellent example with the air force. ,

  • http://xplanner-plus.sourceforge.net/ sezam20

    Hi,
    XPlanner-Plus is an open source tool for agile, scrum teams. It’s based on XPlanner and has a new and improved features, such as fancy design, email notifications for tasks’ status and others. It has been redesigned. Demo is available here .

  • http://agileexpress.sourceforge.net Adam

    I would love for you to review Express http://agileexpress.sourceforge.net It is open source and completely free. The interface is clean and easy to use and it has a nice feature set. It is a Flex RIA client with a Java backend which can be deployed on any Tomcat instance (the default deployment requires Postgres also).

  • http://www.opensourcescrum.com/ Franco

    Hello Boris,

    If you want to continue your review, you will find a list of open source scrum tools on the opensourcescrum.com

    Best regards,

    Franco

  • http://www.scrumedge.com Alan
  • http://brightgreenprojects.com Adam Feldman – Bright Green

    Hi Boris,

    Bright Green Projects has been around now for about two years. We’ve got customers all over the world, including a few consultancies using us for multiple projects with 100′s of users.

    We’re ex-Big 5 Consultants and fell in love with Agile a few years ago – after working on huge, multi-year waterfall implementations – we knew there had to be an easier way.

    We’d appreciate you adding Bright Green to your list of tools to review in the future.

    http://brightgreenprojects.com

    Adam

  • http://koczewski.de Witoslaw Koczewski

    Another open source scrum tool: http://kunagi.org

  • MH Lines

    Hi Borris -

    Since your VersionOne review in 2008, we’ve worked to focus our software on supporting for the way a team practices agile, not providing a rigid framework to define a team’s practice. Our agile, kandban and scrum tools are designed to support a practice.

  • http://www.stefan-graf.com/ Stefan

    Ich habe noch nie mit Scrum gearbeitet,
    würde es aber gerne in meiner Firma einführen.

    Gibt es ein Tool, am besten kostenlose,
    welches sich für ein kleines Unternehmen,
    ca. 30 Mitarbeiter, anbietet?

    Gruß
    Stefan

  • Boris Gloger

    I know VersionOne from the beginning. We used it already 2004 in a large project. Since then it improved a lot and it is certainly one of the big 3 (ScrumWorks, VersionOne, Ralley). But also Version One has the same flaw that all tools have. It drives you in a direction before you even know why you need a tool.

  • Boris Gloger

    Oh, I will review Rally. My current focus is the tools with no names. They are fresh, hae a lot of new ideas and they need some awareness. Rally is a big player. They do not need my help. But — if time goes by, I will also review Rally.