The book "Agile Project Management with Scrum" by Ken Schwaber is a comprehensive guide to implementing Scrum, an agile methodology for managing complex projects. The book is published by Microsoft Press and covers various aspects of Scrum, including its principles, roles, ceremonies, and artifacts. It emphasizes the importance of empirical process control, where decisions are based on data and feedback rather than prediction. The author shares numerous case studies from his own experiences and those of other organizations, highlighting both successful and challenging implementations of Scrum. Key topics include the role of the ScrumMaster, the importance of self-organization, and the need for frequent inspection and adaptation. The book also discusses how Scrum can be scaled to larger projects and how it can be applied in different organizational contexts, such as fixed-price contracts and capability maturity models. Overall, the book aims to help readers understand and apply Scrum effectively to achieve better project outcomes.The book "Agile Project Management with Scrum" by Ken Schwaber is a comprehensive guide to implementing Scrum, an agile methodology for managing complex projects. The book is published by Microsoft Press and covers various aspects of Scrum, including its principles, roles, ceremonies, and artifacts. It emphasizes the importance of empirical process control, where decisions are based on data and feedback rather than prediction. The author shares numerous case studies from his own experiences and those of other organizations, highlighting both successful and challenging implementations of Scrum. Key topics include the role of the ScrumMaster, the importance of self-organization, and the need for frequent inspection and adaptation. The book also discusses how Scrum can be scaled to larger projects and how it can be applied in different organizational contexts, such as fixed-price contracts and capability maturity models. Overall, the book aims to help readers understand and apply Scrum effectively to achieve better project outcomes.