Scrum is an iterative incremental process of development commonly used with agile development. Although Scrum was intended for management of software development projects, it can be used to run software maintenance teams, or as a general project/program management approach.
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Adapting to Scrum: Challenges and Strategies 
Read about some of the challenges facing technical writers who create product documentation in a Scrum environment, as well as strategies for confronting these challenges.
Sigman, Christine Marini. Intercom (2007). Articles>Project Management>Agile>Scrum
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A CIO's Playbook for Adopting the Scrum Method of Achieving Software Agility 
Scrum is a proven, Agile software management method that has been widely adopted by organizations seeking to reliably deliver higher quality software. Scrum is a simple process: it has a small set of interrelated practices and rules, is not overly prescriptive, can be learned quickly and produces productivity gains almost immediately.
Schwaber, Ken, Dean Leffingwell and Hubert Smits. Rally Software Development (2007). Articles>Project Management>Agile>Scrum
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A CIO's Playbook for Adopting the Scrum Method of Achieving Software Agility
Provides a brief overview of the Scrum method as well as 'playbook' of guidelines and tactics for enterprise-wide adoption of Scrum.
Schwaber, Ken, Dean Leffingwell and Hubert Smits. Rally Software Development (2006). Articles>Project Management>Agile>Scrum
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CIO's Playbook for Adopting the Scrum Method of Achieving Software Agility
The authors of this whitepaper have helped many hundreds of teams adopt Scrum. Here they share how CIOs can implement Scrum on an organization-wide basis - the challenges they will face as well as the rewards - and provides a playbook for adopting Scrum in enterprises where software, and lots of it, is the key to competitive success in the marketplace.
Leffingwell, Dean and Hubert Smits. Rally Software Development (2005). Careers>Management>Agile>Scrum
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Introduction to Scrum Practices
This tutorial brings Scrum to life by introducing Scrum principles, process, practices and roles in the form of an actual Sprint timebox. The prioritized, timeboxed topics are presented and delivered as arranged by the tutorial attendees.
Tabaka, Jean. Rally Software Development (2005). Presentations>Management>Agile>Scrum
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Agile Documentation with uScrum
uScrum (uncertainty Scrum) is an agile process developed by a small team at Altitude Software to manage the process of writing user documentation. uScrum manages uncertainty and the unknown, allowing writers to quickly react to changing conditions. uScrum uses orders of ignorance to understand the difficulty of tasks, allowing the team to effectively prioritize regular work together with difficult creative work.
Baptista, Joaquim. ACM SIGDOC (2008). Articles>Documentation>Agile>Scrum
