This pocket guide to Scrum is the one book for everyone who wants tolearn or re-learn about Scrum. The book describes the framework as it wasdesigned and intended, with a strong focus on the purpose to the rules andadding an historical perspective to Scrum and the Agile movement.Asthe balance of society keeps shifting from industrial labor to digital work,complexity and unpredictability keep increasing. The need for agility throughScrum increases equally, in and beyond software and product development.This4th edition of Scrum - A Pocket Guide, while introducing some changes interminology, more than ever offers the clarity and insights on Scrum that manyorganizations need, more than ever. It will help people and theirorganizations properly shape their Scrum, regardless of their domain orbusiness.Scrum- A Pocket Guide is an extraordinarily competent book. It flows with insight,understanding, and perception. This should be the de facto standard handoutfor all looking for a complete, yet clear overview of Scrum without beingbothered by irrelevancies.(KenSchwaber, Scrumco-creator)Theauthor, Gunther Verheyen, is a seasoned Scrum practitioner (2003). He has beenemploying Scrum since 2003. He was partner to Ken Schwaber and Director of theProfessional Scrum series at Scrum. org. He is the founder of Ullizee-Inc andengages with people and organizations as an independent Scrum Caretaker on ajourney of humanizing the workplace with Scrum.