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For questions about using or implementing the Scrum framework.
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Agile methodologies such as Scrum in non-software development projects
, I can take role of the "other" and recommend a quick read on why agile methods will work for any business: https://kanbantool.com/blog/bringing-agile-into-non-tech-environments
Whether you take on scrum … or kanban is another question - in my experience, kanban is easier for first-starters, but scrum can bring more structure to the workflow if this is what you need, but I wouldn't start with it right away …
