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a nightmare for managers. However, SCRUM shows that even these situations have effective solutions. With a flexible working style, requirements can be easily modified and new features added without the risk of stopping the project or demotivating the team.

Transparency is also a key principle of SCRUM. Throughout the implementation process, the development, current status and changes to the project are visible to all stakeholders, contributing to a clear understanding of the final project and a smooth handover.

Another major advantage is the high quality and risk reduction. Testing takes place continuously throughout the project lifecycle, allowing potential problems to be detected and addressed early. Regular sprints then provide space to review completed phases, implement improvements and continuously improve the final product.