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Model  \nIrma Panjaitan, Nilo Legowo  \nInformation Systems Management Department, Binus Graduate Program, Master of Information Systems Management, Bina Nusantara University, Jakarta Indonesia  \n11480  \n[irma.panjaitan@binus.ac.id](irma.panjaitan@binus.ac.id) , [nlegowo@binus.edu](nlegowo@binus.edu)  \nAbstract. The implementation of scrum framework in software development is expected to be responsive to changes and deliver quality products to market quickly. However, there are many obstacles in implementing scrum and scrum adoption process is often not carried out optimally. Such obstacles have resulted in features that are not in line with stakeholders’ expectations and software quality that has not sufficiently met the expectations of users. Based on the problems, this study evaluated the implementation of scrum by measuring the maturity level of software development using scrum maturity model (SMM) .  \nSMM is more focused on evaluating and providing direction for software development process through the utilization of scrum. Practices in SMM were modified following scrum guide 2020 and measured using key process area (KPA) rating used in the agile maturity model (AMM) . The data of this study were retrieved using focus group discussions with scrum team members who answered all modified practices in SMM. The assessment showed that the scrum practice is at level 1 (initial) . The gaps between SMM practices and the existing practices implemented in product development were observed. Based on the observations, this study provides recommendations for scrum events, scrum artefacts and scrum roles that can be used to improve scrum implementation process in the future.  \nKeywords: software, scrum guide 2020, scrum maturity model, agile maturity model, KPA rating  \n1. Introduction  \nSoftware is a set of instructions or computer programs, data structures, and documents that can perform a certain function when certain instructions are executed (Pressman, 2011) . Software product development consists of several processes of creating changes to products (Gambo et al., 2018) . It consists of several activities to deliver a product to the market and consistently meet customer expectations and business requirements. A good product is a product that successfully provides solutions to customers. The focus of the outcomes would be that stakeholders see the value of the product development process and that the product can be made available in the market faster.  \nSoftware development has recently embraced a powerful paradigm called agile development. Agile software development has a significant influence on product development. It consists of smaller cycles, which is usually referred to as iterations, as well as cross-functional and self-organizing teams of software developers throughout the software development life cycle (Schwaber & Sutherland, 2020) . There are various frameworks that follow the values offered by agile development. One of the most widely used frameworks today is scrum. Scrum is one of the frameworks that can solve complex problems (Betta & Skomra, 2019) . One main focus of scrum is breaking larger projects into smaller, more manageable pieces of work.  \nTo cite an example, a media monitoring and analysis company with more than 100 years of experience in monitoring printed media, online media, social media, radio, and television offers cutting-edge technology to provide monitoring services to thousands of clients. It must react quickly to the evolving needs and requirements in a rapidly changing market and environment. To provide data to support the media monitoring and analysis product, the IT development division works on several types of IT projects and provide some features that are suita","cbCaijCxm7ccMmIn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijCxm7ccMmIn","pdf",420423,22,"English","# Introduction\n## Agile Development and Scrum\n## Scrum Adoption Challenges\n# Scrum Maturity Model and Assessment Approach\n## SMM Modification and Measurement\n## Data Collection via Focus Group Discussions\n# Results and Recommendations\n## Maturity Level Findings\n## Gaps Between SMM and Existing Practices\n## Suggested Improvements for Scrum","[{\"question\":\"What problem does the study address regarding Scrum implementation?\",\"answer\":\"Scrum adoption in software development is often not carried out optimally, causing outcomes such as unmet stakeholder expectations and insufficient software quality for users.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the study measure Scrum maturity?\",\"answer\":\"It evaluates maturity using the Scrum Maturity Model (SMM), with practices modified following Scrum Guide 2020 and measured via key process area (KPA) rating from the agile maturity model (AMM).\"},{\"question\":\"What maturity level result did the assessment show?\",\"answer\":\"The Scrum practice maturity is assessed at level 1 (initial), and gaps are observed between SMM practices and existing product development practices.\"}]","Measuring Maturity Level of Scrum Practices in Software Development Using Scrum Maturity Model - Journal Article | PDF",1789192965,8]