What is Nexus? Definición y ejemplos

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Nexus Framework

Nexus is a framework developed by Ken Schwaber and scrum.org for scaling Scrum, minimizing and managing dependencies among multiple teams.

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The goal of Nexus is to help teams deliver more value by reducing complexity and dependencies while preserving the fundamental principles of Scrum.

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Nexus involves a group of approximately three to nine Scrum Teams working together to deliver a single product.

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