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I have been reading the Scrum Guide, and it seems to imply that Scrum is used primarily on products undergoing revision. &nbsp;<br />
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Is Scrum used on the creation of new products (where the Waterfall has been traditionally used?)<br />
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Thanks
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I have been reading the Scrum Guide, and it seems to imply that Scrum is used primarily on products undergoing revision.  

Is Scrum used on the creation of new products (where the Waterfall has been traditionally used?)

Thanks

Scrum:  Change requirements or New Products

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