Scale-Ready

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Definition of Scale-Ready

A single-team process or practice is said to be 'scale-ready' when it can be easily applied or extended to an organization of many teams.
A Process-Model/Framework that can respond to growth or be applied to large Organizations without any modifications or additions to the model.

Examples

Scrum 3.0 is a scale-ready framework that naturally supports the fractal nature of scrum.
The Daily Standup is a scale-ready practice because each team has its own Daily Standup.

Related Terms

External Sources

  1. The Scaling White Paper

Cite This Term

"Scale-Ready." ScrumDictionary.com. Accessed Mar 26, 2019.
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