International Journal of Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering · 2015 · 10 citations · 10 references
ManagementComputer ScienceProject ManagementGroup WorkSoftware EngineeringTeamworkAgile DevelopmentAgile PrinciplesAgile Software DevelopmentScrum FrameworkTeam BuildingCase Study EvaluationGamificationProductivityScrum AdoptionScrum ArtifactsScrum Teams
Software development is sometimes considered a boring task. To avoid this fact we propose an approach based on the incorporation of game mechanics into Scrum framework, in order to change its use to a more amusing task, by taking advantage of the gamification trend. Gamification is applied to non-game applications and processes, trying to encourage people to adopt them. This work shows a suggestion of Scrum gamification together with an evaluation of the proposed approach in a case study of a software house. The use of this concept can help the software industry to increase the team productivity in a natural way.
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