Articles & Case Studies

What is the Scrum Master? What are the differences between a Scrum Master and a project manager? Isn’t a Scrum Master a kind of agile project manager?
The Scrum Master is not an agile project manager. There is almost no overlap between the role of Scrum Master and the position of Project Manager. Let’s find out why.

In this infographic, we summarise the most important points that distinguish the two figures mentioned.

PM2 stands for Project Management Methodology and is developed by the EU. PRINCE2 is an integrated project management method that provides a set of processes. Download the infographic to learn more about the similarities and differences between the two methods!

PMI has recently decided to make major changes to the PMP certification in response to changing markets. The PMP exam requires thorough preparation and all these changes require an adjustment of the strategy to prepare for the PMP certification.

Download our infographic and read our 5 tips to pass the PMP exam with confidence!

How to structure and deliver an effective Blueprint that helps you concretely in organising your work?
In this download you will find tips, tricks and best practices to help you succeed in writing your next Blueprint!

How to choose between PRINCE2 and AgilePM? Check out our infographic to understand the differences between the two Project Management certifications and choose the most appropriate training for your situation.

Stand-up meetings are at the heart of an agile project. A stand-up meeting is a team meeting that takes place at the beginning of each working day.
All technical and functional team members should attend along with the project manager, sometimes called the Scrum Master.

In this infographic we have collected our 5 tips for a successful stand-up meeting.

Agile organisations are driven by certain assumptions and ways of working that permeate all levels of the organisation and are replicated and passed on to other members. This cultural DNA becomes deeply rooted over the years. In this infographic you can discover the 7 main DNA elements of an Agile culture

This infographic provides a clear overview of the differences between Waterfall and Agile approaches. It includes the main advantages and disadvantages of the two methods.

The Scrum Guide contains the definition of Scrum.

Each element of the framework serves a specific purpose that is essential to the overall value and results realized with Scrum.

Changing the core design or ideas of Scrum, leaving out elements, or not following the rules of Scrum, covers up problems and limits the benefits of Scrum, potentially even rendering it useless.

Increasingly adopted by organisations that recognize the need to respond quickly and easily to news
opportunities, agile approaches have a significant impact on how change is managed and implemented.

Discover the Agile Change Agent certification and develop your practical skills in agility and change management!

QRP International offers three different formats to help you get certified.

We offer On-site, Virtual, and eLearning training.
In quality they are all alike, the only difference is what fits your needs and objectives.
Both the On-site and the Virtual courses can be held in-house (inside your company) and open (with other professionals from different fields).

This whitepaper explores the three different formats and unique benefits.

The guiding principles are universal and enduring. They provide guidance, encourage decision making and promote continual improvements at all levels. Following ITIL v4 guiding principles, you will create bigger value for all stakeholders involved in your organization.

We created a clear overview of these 7 guiding principles in an infographic.
Print it out and hang it somewhere where you can see it.
That way you are sure to apply all principles!